System Shock

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Reminds me of the good times I've had with bioshock.

Masterpiece  I really enjoyed this game; it's an absolute gem.  Nightdive knocked it out of the park with this one.  If you're a fan of the BioShock games, then I'd say to absolutely give this one a try.  The original System Shock is the foundation for BioShock, and the gameplay and core mechanics are practically identical.  The aesthetics for this game are gorgeous.  Somehow that Cyberpunk Neo-Futuristic style of the 1990s really carries over into this, and it makes the style way more unique than a lot of more modern Cyberpunk stuff. The levels and designs are kept quite close to the source, and in some cases are basically a 1:1 replication of the original level layout. And the parts that are "enhanced" are done so in a very tasteful fashion. The creatures, robots and mutants are all really creepy and beautifully done. Shodan sounds amazing.  I think some people might find the game to be a little repetitive, or boring after a while.  Or they might find it to be too claustrophobic- most of the game is set up like a labyrinth and can be a little confusing to navigate at certain times. The Cyberspace sequences are definitely the worst part in my opinion. And the hacking sequences can sometimes be a little frustrating as well, and definitely not as streamline as BioShock.  Overall, a very solid FPS, and a beautifully done remake of a classic. 

Trash!

It clicks well enough as an imerrsive sim, but clearly is not as deep as newer games gets. it's fun enough but should have been done something for the level design gave me eyestrain and starts mixing all together in my mind after the third floor and it's giving me little encouragment to progress

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Save often and then save again. This is a classic and it's been to long since I played it. This is a time consuming game. I wish I could leave notes on the map which is my only gripe. Head shots are a must have skill or your going to die a lot. Progression is pretty good and shouldn't cause to many problems if you don't rush headlong into rooms or around corners. You will die or wish you had. Enjoy the game and take frequent breaks as you can get motion sickness even with the head bob off. Your weapons still bounce around.

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.