If the Kickstarter page is to be believed, Night Dive may take a few creative liberties. Nonetheless, don't expect it to simply be a remake of System Shock. We're open to other platforms in the future,' the page reads. OSX and Linux versions will be unlocked when our first stretch goal is reached. The Windows version will be available on Steam, Humble, and GOG (DRM-free). 'The full release of System Shock will be initially available for Windows and Xbox One. Interestingly, there's no mention of a PS4 release for the game which is due in December 2017. These range from concept art wallpapers to multiple copies of the game or even a fully tricked out Razer Blade laptop with a laser printed artwork. To prove it's serious about bringing a remake of System Shock to current gaming systems its Kickstarter page has a rather self-absorbed but insightful video and there's a pre-alpha demo that's available on Steam, GOG, and the Humble Store.īacking the project nets you an assortment of rewards depending on what tier you choose. There's even a $1.7 million stretch goal that could see enemy limb dismemberment, more puzzles, ammo types and weapon settings, vending machines, basic crafting and research, RPG levelling with perks and skills, weapon upgrades, a hardcore mode (no respawning), and Ironman mode (only one save file, if you die, the save is deleted). Updated visuals aside, this would also allow for modern inventory management, new controls and puzzles, updated levels, and game difficulty modes. Helmed by Night Dive Studios, the company behind re-release of the original System Shock and System Shock 2, it plans to modernise the former with a minimum goal of $900,000 (around Rs. Simply called System Shock, it's on Kickstarter. This was followed up by legendary designer Warren Spector joining the project.Ī remaster of the first game is in the works and is now up for crowdfunding.

Cult-classic System Shock has been in the news for the announcement of its latest entry, System Shock 3.

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