System Shock

This game is such a blast. I didn't play the original when it came out (wasn't alive yet), but I can say that this remake (remaster?) is so damn fun to play. Challenging, fun, and replayable.

absolute game!!!!

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An incredibly faithful recreation of the original System Shock, for better or for worse. It retains much of the charm while also having a good deal of clunkiness. Even having played the original before, I still got lost a couple of times. I'm also in two minds about the art style; it is certainly pretty, but it also makes many rooms look so visually cluttered that it's difficult to identify items. Recreating the map almost 1:1 also leads to many rooms feeling somewhat unbelievable, because they are often literal boxes with no clear "function". I absolutely hated the cyberspace segments and the final "boss fight" as well. With that said, I still thoroughly enjoyed my time with this System Shock remake. The original game was pivotal in its time for a reason. I loved how the game trusts that you'd be able to figure out what to do without pointing you directly at the objective. It does backtracking a little more elegantly than other games, in that it makes sense why you'd need to go back to X location to do X thing. I also think Nightdive managed to capture the feeling of being in an actual space station. I loved looking out the windows and just looking at Saturn in the distance, or parts of the space station I've yet to explore; I just wish the windows on the trams were slightly more transparent. The complete lack of loading screens certainly added to that feeling that the whole station is tangible. While I have a much greater liking to some popular immersive sims that came after the original (Prey 2017, Dishonored, and Deus Ex come to mind), I respect the fact that they share roots in System Shock. A must play for any Immersive Sim fan, even if at least to experience a historically significant part of gaming, especially if the controls / graphics of the original are too dated to even try.

Очень давно хотел лично познакомиться с серией, поэтому жму руку Night Dive за исполнение желания и удивляюсь, насколько им это удалось. Перенести игру из 1994-го на современные рельсы так, чтобы она сохранила свою суть - дорогого стоит. Особенно порадовала музыка - полностью новая, но по мне ничуть не уступающая оригиналу (некоторые треки и вовсе хочется слушать отдельно от игры). Но как говорится: у всего есть своя цена. Если меня олдскульность местного геймплея не напрягала, и изучать путаные коридоры этажей станции было очень интересно, то для большинства неподготовленных игроков он может показаться жестоким. Это игра из эпохи, когда ставить отметки на карте и отмечать важное - задача самого игрока. Никакой жёлтой краски на стенах, журналов заданий и прочих удобств: только твоя собственная внимательность к окружению и информации, которую игра даёт. Не потому что она слишком сложная, а потому что не терпит к себе несерьёзного отношения. Если вышеописанное для вас не проблема и тоже хочется прикоснуться к проекту, стоящему у истоков жанра имерсив-сим (а так же подарившему нам одного из самых культовых антагонистов), то ремейк System Shock отлично выглядит, круто звучит и играется почти как 30 лет назад. Рекомендую тем, кто не боится трудностей, и уважает киберпанк.

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Genuinely good game. Runs on almost anything and has a great atmosphere and art direction. The more subjective side is the Maze-like layout due to the commitment to being like the Original game. Once you know where to go and what to do it becomes much better.

Fantastic remake of a classic that inspired so many other games.

Great game. Play it