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Nickelodeon’s ’90s adventure game “Legends of the Hidden Temple” will live to see another treasure chest, after being revived by forthcoming mobile-only video-streaming platform Quibi, executives announced Monday.

The beloved show — which ran from 1993 to 1995 and took place inside a “Mayan temple” — pitted teams of kids against each other to compete for a historical artifact by completing physical stunts and answering trivia questions.

The updated “supersized, reimagined version” of the show will this time be targeted toward adults (and feature adult contestants), but will still include classic elements of the original show like the Moat Crossing, Olmec and Temple Run challenges, E! News reported. Prizes will also be more sizable this go-around.

“Bringing back ‘Legends’ for Quibi is a dream come true,” executive producer Scott A. Stone, one of the original creators of the show, said in a statement to The Wrap. “I have been so lucky to be part of this defining millennial show, and now there is a defining millennial platform to go with it. I couldn’t be more excited.”

To bolster the show’s grandeur, “Legends of the Hidden Temple” will be filmed at an undisclosed jungle outpost instead of Nickelodeon’s studios in Orlando, Florida.

Although the throwback game show doesn’t have an exact launch date, Quibi — which stands for “quick bites” — is set to kick off April 6, 2020.

Unveiled last year by Hollywood mogul Jeffrey Katzenberg and ex-HP CEO Meg Whitman, the platform will focus on delivering short-length content of 10 minutes or so and will cost $4.99 per month with ads and $7.99 without ads.

Steven Spielberg, Ridley Scott, Steven Soderbergh and Sam Raimi are among a few of the big names to be tapped to create shows and series on Quibi.