Kick said the idea of a "standalone VR version" came around then, and the studio brought in a VR expert to take a look at the game and let them know what they were working with. According to Nightdive CEO Stephen Kick, the option for a playable VR mode for System Shock 2 emerged while the developer was in the process of reverse-engineering the "missing libraries" for the game. The idea came to Nightdive's attention while the developer was in the process of going through the game's framework. RELATED: System Shock Remake Pre-Orders Opening Next Month
Nightdive determined that System Shock 2 has the potential foundation for the virtual reality features, and is capitalizing on this to create a playable VR version of the remaster. Now, Nightdive has revealed that the remastered System Shock sequel is receiving a playable VR mode for the game's release.
Developer Nightdive Studios announced the System Shock 2 remaster in 2019, and said there would be plans for the game to receive a VR mode. For a while now, fans of System Shock have been looking forward to the release of remasters of the game and System Shock 2: Enhanced Edition.
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