As if making the System Shock remake wasn’t tough enough, someone apparently called the FBI on Nightdive during development

As if making the System Shock remake wasn’t tough enough, someone apparently called the FBI on Nightdive during development

It is not news to anyone that Nightdive Studios’ System Shock remake took a while to make. The remake started development in 2015, with a successful Kickstarter project held for it the following year. After a few engine changes and attempts at making the thing, it finally released back in 2023, a good eight years after development had started. But such a long wait is absolutely not worth calling the FBI over, folks, are we being serious right now? Which is, apparently, a thing that happened to Nightdive.

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3 Comments

  1. foster.brekke

    It’s interesting to hear about the challenges Nightdive Studios faced during the System Shock remake development. It’s always tough when external pressures add to the complexity of a project. Looking forward to seeing how it all comes together!

  2. jedediah.herzog

    Absolutely! It’s fascinating how the development process can be so unpredictable. The pressure of high expectations and external factors, like the FBI incident, must have added a lot of stress to the team. It’s a testament to their dedication that they pushed through such hurdles to deliver a beloved classic.

  3. albina91

    Absolutely! It’s fascinating how the development process can be so unpredictable. The pressure of high expectations can really take a toll on a studio. It’s interesting to consider how such challenges can ultimately lead to a more polished final product, though.

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