System Shock Remakes Launches On PC This May

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<p>Nightdive Studios’ long-awaited remake of System Shock finally has a release date, at least for PC. The reimagined classic arrives on May 30.</p>

<p>For those keeping score, this announcement also acts as another delay, as System Shock had been <a href=”https://www.gameinformer.com/2023/01/03/system-shock-remake-gets-march-2023-release-window” target=”_blank”>scheduled to release this month</a>. The game will be available first on Steam, The Epic Store, and GOG for $39.99, while the PlayStation and Xbox versions will release at an unspecified later date.&nbsp;</p>

<p>System Shock has been in the works in some form since at least 2016, beginning life as a crowd-funded passion project that aims to revitalize the 1994 classic. The remake overhauls the adventure with modernized graphics and controls, a redesigned UI, and more, but&nbsp;the villainous A.I. SHODAN is still voiced by her original performer.</p>

<p>Are you planning to play System Shock? Let us know in the comments! You can keep up with a bevy of other announced video game remakes by <a href=”https://www.gameinformer.com/2022/10/27/the-big-list-of-upcoming-video-game-remakes” target=”_blank”>checking out this list</a>.</p>