System Shock 2

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System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remastered is a light touch remaster, but it's the best way to play the imsim classic

By Ted Litchfield published

Shockingly Good The way you should play System Shock 2.

Shockingly Good

System Shock 2's remaster is delayed for everyone but you and me

By Joshua Wolens published

News Call an ambulance. But not for me.

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Concept art of Shodan

The rights to one of the greatest PC games of all time languished in the vault of a Midwestern insurance firm until a frustrated player bugged them about a re-release, 'But they asked me if I wanted to do System Shock 3'

By Ted Litchfield published

news Thus, Nightdive was born.

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Shodan, the villainous AI from System Shock

Nightdive's remaster of System Shock 2, the peak of immersive sims, finally has a release date

By Joshua Wolens published

News And it looks ace, to boot.

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Shodan, the villainous AI from System Shock

Nightdive's spent 6 years on its update of System Shock 2, so it's now the '25th Anniversary Remaster' and will finally announce its release date on March 20

By Joshua Wolens published

News A date for the release date. The release date date.

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An isometric view of the System Shock pinball table.

I didn't have System Shock Pinball on my 2024 list but I'll take it

By Rich Stanton published

news A perfect, immortal machine.

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Shodan's eyes light up

Here's the first trailer for System Shock 2: Enhanced Edition

By Jonathan Bolding published

News Observe and be amazed, flesh-thing.

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Garett climbing a building in Thief: The Dark Project.

What Thief has in common with submarine combat, and other tales from iconic but short-lived developer Looking Glass Studios

By Jeremy Peel published

SOUND GARDEN The great ghost of Looking Glass hovers over Deus Ex, BioShock, Guitar Hero and more.

SOUND GARDEN
System Shock 2's Shodan

The next BioShock should return to the fundamentals laid down by System Shock 2

By Jeremy Peel published

Science class fiction A true sense of place is well-earned, as Irrational’s first-ever game demonstrates.

Science class fiction
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How one phone call saved a tiny new studio and gave the world System Shock 2

By Samuel Horti last updated

Making of Irrational Games co-founders Ken Levine and Jonathan Chey on the immersive sim's rollercoaster development.

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