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System Shock Remake Hits PlayStation And Xbox This May
Developer Night Dive Studios' System Shock remake is finally coming to PlayStation and Xbox consoles. Originally released on PC on May 30, 2023, Night Dive and publisher Prime Matter revealed today that System Shock hits PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on May 21, just shy of the game's one-year anniversary.
This reveal comes by way of a new trailer over at IGN, which teases some of the sci-fi horror and first-person shooting players can expect in the game. Check it out for yourself below in the System Shock consoles release date trailer:
The remake today is in great shape on PC, and players should expect a well-made retread of the classic game. This remake had been in the works for years before its PC release last year – check out the game in a pre-alpha state in 2016 here.
For more, read about how Warren Spector revealed in 2022 that OtherSide Entertainment hasn't worked on System Shock 3 in years. After that, check out this story about the live-action System Shock TV series in the works.
If you're in the mood for more Shock-content, check out the latest look at Judas, the next BioShock-like game from BioShock creator and System Shock 2 director Ken Levine, and then read about what we want from new 2K studio Cloud Chamber's BioShock game.
System Shock hits PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on May 21.
Are you going to check out System Shock on consoles this May? Let us know in the comments below!
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