“It’s incredibly good to have feedback from our backers,” Kick told us. Particularly, the developers share a sense of release at being this far and being able to come through for their backers for the most part. Particularly, the duo talked about Kickstarter and taking care of the backers first, having sent out keys to those who backed the game as promised, as well as collecting final feedback to incorporate into the game’s final polishing stages. Nightdive Studios CEO Stephen Kick and director of business development Larry Kuperman were on hand to speak to the final leg of development for the System Shock remake and share their thoughts on the homestretch of the game’s launch. Meeting up with our own Greg Burke, the devs expressed how awesome it is to arrive at this point, as well as how the team has been incorporating final feedback and taking care of its Kickstarter backers. Following years of delays, confusing franchise rights, and much more chaos and setbacks, there’s little else standing in the way of Nightdive finally launching the game.
System Shock Remake is set for a 2020 release.Nightdive Studios is finally closing in on the release date of the System Shock remake in May. In addition, Nightdive provides updates for streams happening all month: We’re on schedule with our goal of having the game being playable from start to finish (sans Weapons & Enemies) by September. All other base interactions and usable inventory items have been proxied out and will be placed in the levels that are being blocked out. The interface/interactions are coming together quickly and you can now pick up and move items in your inventory. On the programming side the puzzles are going through rapid iteration so we can randomly generate their difficulty based on the difficulty level you’ve chosen at the start of the game.
(Synaesthesia on Discord) to the team! Jonathan’s been cranking out props and assets for the Medical Deck. Nightdive Studios stated that development of the Medical Deck has been moving ahead smoothly with other base interactions and useable inventory being proxied out. Providing a new update on the game's progress and details on updating streams detailing the games progress. System Shock Remake may be on hiatus but the developers at Nightdive Studios wants the public and backers to know that development is continuing.
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