"We are after all merely human (unlike Shodan!)." "We had hoped to bring the game to market by the end of March, but that turned out to be just beyond our reach," the developers wrote.
Nightdive added that the PC release will be followed by versions for PlayStation and Xbox consoles "in due course." The PC version of the game, which was expected to launch this month, is now targeting a May 30 release date on Steam, GOG, and the Epic Games Store, according to an announcement that came in the voice of series antagonist AI Shodan. We'll have to wait just a bit longer for Nightdive Studios' long-awaited remake of System Shock. This is definitely good for a bulk of us who missed out on the first two games.Enlarge / Nearly 30 years later, a room full of dismembered bodies looks a lot more vivid. For new players I think that will pull them into a compelling narrative." "There are a lot of questions that went unanswered in those first two games and we have an obligation to fans to fill in the blanks.
So we're going to be exploring the idea of a super intelligence and what would motivate a super intelligent AI."Īt the end of System Shock 2, Shodan downloads herself to a survivor Rebecca Sutton, and it would appear that Sutton is still with Shodan in some way for this entry. But we never explained why she wants to destroy humanity. "In the first two games her plan was to destroy humanity because, with the removal of her ethical constraints by the hacker in the first game, she's going insane. Spector says this third title will shed more light on why she wants to.
In the first two installments of the game, Shodan was the game's primary antagonist AI hell bent on destroying humanity.
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