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System Shock Remake Has Gone Gold

You'll have a chance to play at the end of the month.

Nightdive Studios announces that the System Shock remake has gone gold as in it's ready to appear on players' screens on May 30.

The game promises better controls, looks, and animation. Earlier, the developers shared some details about the Citadel makeover, new enemies and effects, and the dismemberment model used there.

Many fans will be happy to see the game that was announced back in 2015. Finally, after long years of development, it is almost here, so grab it from Steam or Epic Games Store and get ready to enjoy! 

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