System Shock's Remake gets a final demo ahead of release this summer - trimmwasts1966

Developer Nightdive Studios has released a new present that it says leave be the final examination one for its approaching remake of standard FPS System of rules Shockas comfortably as revealing the finish air is seeable, with the halting set to release later this summertime.

An update to the game's Steam page reads: "Our development route was unsmooth (to say the least) – but ultimately what you're playing is the vision and experience we set out to create and the hardship and challenges we've faced along the fashio has only when cleared the final game. The team has evolved and grown well and we hope that the end product bequeath conform to your expectations. With wholly that aforementioned we are planning on a late Summertime 2021 release date."

Nightdive Artist Evelyn Mansell as wel wheel spoke to PC Gamer on how this remake will also rebalance enemies and weapons from the original, saying "We're nerve-racking to make the combat a trifle much meaningful, rather than just trying to blast the enemies as quickly as you can. There is not a huge amount of variation in how you play when it's built that way. Something that we really economic value is making sure that the player has a choice in how they tackle the game, then we're trying to make sure however they choose to play it, there are shipway they can work in their own playstyle and have fun playing the game all the same they care."

Updates from previous demos include a new Cyberspace Level, Crew Sound Logs, more audio from evil AI SHODAN, Dismemeberment, Proximity Mines, a Save Feature, Difficultness Modes and more. Those who pre-order the stake via Steam, GOG or the Epos Games Store will also perplex a written matter of the studio's upcoming remaster of sequel System Cushion 2: Enhanced Edition.

Run down a drone below, the System Shock remake is aiming for a "late Summertime" release on PC. Console versions for Xbox One and PlayStation 4 have previously been announced, only there's currently nobelium word on when those versions will play along.