The studio claimed that VR support was considered while reverse-engineering the missing libraries for the game. This enhanced edition will not only be a visual upgrade, but will also support VR, implemented by Nightdive’s own VR-focussed development team. The trailer also goes on to mention that pre-ordering this remake will also get you the enhanced version of System Shock 2 which is set to release later this year. It’s also considered as the inspiration behind the Bioshock series. The item based inventory, varying damage types based on ammo were all systems that were added into the game. RELATED: Gaming Detail: Movie Theaters In System Shock Sell Overpriced Snacksįor those who aren’t too well versed on the original game, System Shock was launched in 1994, and was one of the first FPS games to incorporate RPG elements.

The trailer ends with an intense sequence featuring a giant robot chasing down the player as they desperately unload their shotgun on it. We also got to look at the rewiring minigame to open doors, as well as the inventory management system. The atmosphere and ambient music creates an eerie setting which makes you dread what you may find around the next corner. The trailer shows us what it would be like to roam around in the narrow corridors of the game, while trying to get past killer robots.

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