She is SHODAN, of course, the malevolent AI goddess who was the centrepiece and proudest creation of 1994's System Shock, now rebuilt in sparkling Unreal Engine 4 in this remake from Nightdive Studios.

She was the death of me a million times over, and I've missed her more than words can say. She made pustules and blisters, mutants and monsters. She unfurled through Citadel Station in a thousand security cameras and as many cyborg slaves, their meat taken from the bodies of the outpost's former staff. She was pitiless and cruel, narcissistic and delusional. Let me tell you about the one that got away. SYSTEM SHOCK REVIEW Nightdive has done an excellent job modernising the original game, although it might have stuck a little too faithfully to its formula. The console release date is still to be decided as we continue polishing work - we'll update you when we have a date. (We suggest mail forwarding for those who've moved or are moving.) Any changes, after that date, will be the receiver's responsibility. After that addresses will be completely locked to prepare for shipping. These changes can be made up until July 1st, 2023.

However, and this very important, the keys will not unlock the game until the official date and time of launch, May 30th at 8 am PST | 11 am EST.Īnnouncement #2: Shipping Address ChangesThis is just a reminder that if you need to change your shipping address you can do so by contacting BackerKit support at the link below. Today, eligible Kickstarter backers will receive access to your new and permanent key that will unlock the full version of the game. Many have seen a message that your Beta key has been removed. As we near the final days to the PC launch of System Shock, we have two quick announcements.Īnnouncement #1: PC Keys StatusFor those of you who have selected a copy of the PC game, you WILL NOT have to purchase the game again.

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