System Shock’s release date is pushed back further, as developer Nightdive Studios announces that the remake of the FPS game, which was supposed to release on Steam, will miss its long-awaited March release window and instead arrive later in late 2023.
Originally, the release date for System Shock was set for March, with the game slated for release later that month. A lengthy demo for the retro-style shooter followed, which rebuilds the 1994 FPS classic from the ground up. However, Nightdive Studios now says that System Shock won’t be released on PC until later this year. System Shock’s new release date is May 30.
“The wait is coming to an end. The PC edition of System Shock, the complete remake of the groundbreaking 1994 original, will be available on Tuesday, May 30 this year. turned out to be out of reach; after all, we are only humans (unlike Shodan!).”
System Shock is available for pre-order via Steam, Epic Games Store, and GOG. If you buy the shooter before launch, you’ll also get a free copy of the System Shock 2 remastered version of Nightdive, the game that would later inspire BioShock and many other immersive sims like Dishonored and Prey.
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