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However, a closed beta should be coming sometime before launch, and Nightdive seems confident that the game will be completed. Only 15 developers are working on the game, so, understandably, it’s taking a while to finish. We got Steam demos of the System Shock reboot in 20, which received positive attention. The rebooted version was looking toward a 2020 release date, but COVID-19 has caused delays in the game’s production. Then, development restarted with a new team that was told to focus on what was promised in the Kickstarter. However, due to rising costs and feature creep, that version was put on hold and later scrapped in 2018. Work on the game started in 2016 with a projected release date sometime in 2018. While the full details aren’t known, it seems as if the System Shock remake has had a tumultuous development cycle. …we recognize that previous estimations of a release window have not been met, we hear the frustration, and quite honestly we do not wish to repeat this again. The last release window that Nightdive gave for the System Shock remake was “2022.” However, on the Kickstarter post that announced that the System Shock remake could be completed, Nightdive’s community moderator stated:
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