A "Game Remake" is a new version of an existing video game, often created to update graphics, gameplay mechanics, or story elements. Remakes aim to enhance the original experience while preserving its core essence, making it accessible to both new players and fans of the original. These projects can involve significant changes, such as improved visuals and sound, or even reimagined gameplay. Popular examples include Final Fantasy VII Remake and Resident Evil 2 Remake, which have successfully revitalized classic titles for modern gaming platforms.