Back in 2021, Prime Matter announced that they would be helming the publishing process of the title. That being said, the recent news gives good signals regarding the game's current state.

While the developers are no strangers to extending development periods, the case of System Shock Remake has been especially long as it hasn't been short of delays and drawbacks. The developer partly explains the reason behind the extended development process in its latest update, saying 'this is not the first time announcing a tentative launch window, but over the past few years much has changed - the scope and scale of the project have evolved dramatically.' In the past years, Nightdive has provided a great number of release windows and ended up delaying the title. After the hiatus, the developers picked up where they left off to deliver the reimagined version of the 1994 RPG. And it is safe to say that the development process has had a series of rough patches as Nightdive Studios halted its efforts to bring back the classic RPG in 2018. It is worth noting that the long-awaited reboot has been in the works since 2016.

RELATED: System Shock 3 Needs Greenlight From Tencent To Go Ahead In the update, the developer reiterated its release plans, saying that they 'picked a few last things to share before the quickly approaching launch window of March 2023.' After multiple delays and a rough development period, it seems like the System Shock remake is near completion as the developer continues gunning for the release window.

The new update also shed light on the long-awaited remake of the cult classic RPG, showcasing gunplay, enemy dismemberment, and more. Nightdive Studios has shared a new development update on the Kickstarter page for the upcoming remake of System Shock, reaffirming their plans to launch the game on the targeted release window of March 2023.

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