Games like Stalker and Metro series come into mind but those are generally considered more 'corridor' shooters in a sense and are more about the individual ea the player than anything else but then also something like Arx Fatalis is I think similar to System Shock but, To be due out in, at most, 36 days and still not have a release date is another pink flag, and this one is very dark.In an indirect way related to gameplay: Wizardry 8 but it's similar in ways of it being a blend of FPS/RPG be it though a turn based game it's still something that reminds me of System Shock but it's a different type of game where you control over a party not necessarily just one person.īesides that, we can't really find a similar related game to System Shock 1 or 2 unless they were kind of like Dungeon Crawlers, because System Shock 1 (and 2) could be considered a 'Dungeon Crawler' in Space, and since dungeon crawlers aren't necessarily a popular type of game anymore I don't think something like this is plausible today. I want to like it too, but one peek behind the scenes and things don't seem as solid as they should. Night Dive didn't make System Shock, but it's hard to deny it loves System Shock. The demo played well enough when I first dabbled with it, and if you're going to remake something, it might as well be a forgotten classic crowd-sourced by a medium sized studio dedicated to doing right by the series. There are just a lot of pink flags, and when you raise them all up as one, they look red. For the most part, it's not the people who made the game that was central to generating backers in the first place.

Citing 'feature creep' at the Games Development Conference in 2018, the game's leads stated development had restarted and a newly assembled team would be moving forward with the project.

Of course, Avellone is just one man, he's no longer there, and he wasn't part of the Enhanced Edition team which proved Night Dive had the pedigree for this.

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