Nightdive Studios revealed that the System Shock remake will be available on Nintendo Switch and the new Nintendo Switch 2 on December 18th.
System Shock is now available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One, following its initial release on PC in 2023. The upcoming version for Nintendo Switch 2 will include support for the Joy-Con 2 as a mouse, gyro aiming, and improvements suggested by players. When played docked, it will run up to 1440p at 60 frames per second, and up to 1080p at 60fps in handheld mode. A release date for a physical copy has not been announced.
The System Shock remake is coming to Nintendo Switch and the new Nintendo Switch 2 on December 18th. It’s already playable on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox, and PC. You can find a review by Junior here.
You can find the new dev diary video and more details from Nightdive Studios below:
Nightdive Studios’ remake of the classic 1994 sci-fi action game, System Shock, received critical acclaim on PC in 2023 and consoles in 2024. Now, Nintendo gamers will finally be able to experience this beloved title. Players will face off against SHODAN, a rogue AI, as they explore the terrifying Citadel Station.
The remake updates the original gameplay with modern HD graphics, controls, and sound, while staying true to the spirit of the original. Players will navigate a station overrun with mutated creatures controlled by the villainous SHODAN, solving puzzles and avoiding traps as they try to escape. Success will require a combination of stealth, strategy, and futuristic weapons.
Nightdive Studios collaborated with members of the original System Shock development team, including Terri Brosius, who once again voices the iconic villain, SHODAN.
The Nintendo Switch version of System Shock will include features like Joy-Con mouse support, gyro aiming, and various improvements requested by the community. When played docked, the game will run at up to 1440p at 60fps, and in handheld mode on the Switch 2, it will run at 1080p at 60fps.
According to Justin Khan, a producer at Nightdive Studios, the Switch port is shaping up to be a remarkable achievement, potentially joining the ranks of other technically impressive Switch games like Doom 2016, Wolfenstein, and The Witcher 3. Nightdive aimed to create a System Shock port that matches those games in terms of technical prowess, and they’ve maintained dynamic lighting to achieve a visually impressive experience. They are confident fans will be pleased with the performance and unique features of the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions.
- Unravel the chilling story of SHODAN’s rise and explore the mysteries of Citadel Station, piecing together the truth in this atmospheric sci-fi world
- Face perilous traps, puzzles, and a legion of hostile and mutated creatures — created and controlled by the villainous SHODAN herself
- Choose between a male or female-presenting Hacker protagonist
- Improved gyro aiming and Joy-Con 2 mouse support adds gameplay versatility for both controller and mouse and keyboard players
I’m so excited! System Shock is finally coming to the Nintendo Switch on December 18, 2025! If you can’t wait that long, the good news is it’s already out on PC through Steam, the Epic Games Store, GOG, and the Humble Store. Plus, PlayStation and Xbox players (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Series X|S) can play it right now!
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2025-12-08 17:26