We’re living in a golden age of survival horror where the genre is probably the most diverse it’s ever been, so it was appealing when Daymare: 1998 came out. The days of survival horror as a new exciting genre where anything was possible and the sky was the limit, only held back by hardware of the time. The days of Resident Evil and Silent Hill on the PlayStation One. Nightdive’s System Shock remake is due out next year for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.Īs horror fans, and especially gaming fans, we long for the days of the past. At the moment, the game is slated to appear only on PC.
Kick also left a little tease for fans, saying that the team will have some “other surprises” that they’ll reveal in the future for the Enhanced Edition. “Our other priority is to ensure that all existing mods and fan missions are compatible with the Enhanced Edition, but much of that will rely on the cooperation of the mod community.” As of right now starting a co-op campaign is needlessly complicated and we’re going to address that by implementing features that will enable a more modern and streamlined experience,” Kick said.įurthermore, Kick stated that the team’s other focus is to maintain compatibility with all of the add-on missions and enhancements that fans have created over the years (including the sadly unfinished but superb System Shock 2 Rebirth mod that overhauls the game’s graphics). “Our priority with the Enhanced Edition is to be able to deliver an updated co-op multiplayer component. Thankfully, studio CEO Stephen Kick sat down with GamesRadar and gave a little more insight into just what Nightdive’s plans are for the game.įor starters, the devs are focusing on adding a co-op multiplayer component to the game.
We never did get much of anything last week when Nightdive announced their plans to create an Enhanced Edition of System Shock 2.
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