OtherSide Entertainment has finally released a teaser trailer for upcoming System Shock 3 showcasing the creepy space-ship and villain<\/b>
\nOtherSide Entertainment has finally released a teaser trailer for the long-awaited System Shock 3. Developer Warren Spector took the stage at Unity\u2019s Game Developers Conference event (GDC 2019) in San Francisco to give us a look at the game\u2019s early footage and to confirm that it\u2019s being built on the Unity engine.
The trailer which you can watch here shows us a creepy space station and some of the enemy threats that we are going to encounter in the game including memorable villain \u201cSHODAN AI\u201d. Here\u2019s how the creative director described the upcoming game.
Spector is once again behind the upcoming entry in System Shock series as he wanted. He\u2019s the producer of original System Shock game which released back in 1994 by Looking Glass Technologies.
He later joined Otherside who\u2019s now developing the latest entry in the System Shock series. \u201cWorking on System Shock was one of the most fulfilling things I\u2019ve done in my career and it\u2019s hard to describe how much I\u2019m looking forward to sharing with players what SHODAN has been up to since the last game was released,\u201d Producer said.
Interestingly, the new developer works under Paul Neurath who also worked on the original System Shock game with Spector. It\u2019s been a very long time since we got a new game in the series. The first-person action role-playing game arrived in 1994 followed by System Shock 2 in 1999 and System Shock Enhanced Edition in 2015 which later supported 4K and mods.
The upcoming game has gone through several ups and downs in recent years including the departure of its publisher, Starbreeze, which is going through financial problems.
That said, the game\u2019s release date is not yet known alongside the platforms on which it is going to release. Though we are expecting the game to arrive on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One whenever it does.
Source:GDC Keynote<\/p>\n