The demo the studio released when the campaign kicked off showed off a great deal of love for the source material, with the tense atmosphere and mood perfect captured in a more gorgeous visual representation. Night Dive aren’t simply upscaling the old original, but meticulously recreating the game from scratch in a new engine.
At the same time, the studio stated that they might not be able to hit simultaneous release across all three platforms either, with the game now coming to Xbox One and PS4 on top of PC. The news was communicated to backers on Kickstarter, with Night Dive needing more time to truly recreate the RPG classic. Previously aiming for a December 2017 release, Night Dive Studios has now delayed their System Shock remake into the first half of 2018. Until now, and it’s not news you’re likely going to want to hear. Their Kickstarter for their System Shock remaster was a success, but since then little has been revealed regarding the on-going development of the game.
That’s what makes the idea of a modern remake so enticing, and it’s a reality that Night Dive studios is toiling away on creating. The videogame world has a lot to owe to System Shock and its arguably more seminal sequel, System Shock 2.
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