This system shock The remake has a brand new trailer at the PC Gaming Show over the weekend, and it looks good, even though we still don’t have a release date.
night dive The System Shock was shown off again yesterday (June 13), showing off plenty of atmospheric lighting and a first-person shooter. All of this is accompanied by a disturbing voiceover from SHODAN, the notorious AI that was a bit rogue in the original game and reappears in the remake.
Unfortunately, the trailer isn’t paired with a release date, as many might have hoped to see. Although, according to business development director Larry Kuperman, its development is “basically done” (thanks to PC Gamer).
“You can play it from start to finish, with all the weapons and enemies working in place,” Cooperman said. “All that’s left to do is what’s called ‘polishing’. Our goal is to release a version as close to perfect as possible.”
The original creator of System Shock Warren Spector also offered his thoughts on the original game and its influence. “Shodan seems too close to reality to me now,” Spector said.
“I’ve been into several games now that have a quality of prediction that I can’t predict, and System Shock is one of them. SHODAN is just around the corner from what I can tell. Let’s just hope she doesn’t” won’t be like 1994 That comes in nasty form. “
Spector served as the producer of the original title, which was produced by Mirrorbut is now working as a consultant on the remake at Nightdive.
The System Shock Remake may not have a release date just yet, but it did release a demo of the game’s opening last year, which you can still check out now.
