Which is in keeping with the original System Shock, LookingGlass' hugely influential 1994 cyberpunk adventure. Enemies have multiple breakpoints and damage zones for you to mess about with - and mess is the word.
The video below showcases this dismemberment system. More specifically, you can blow your enemies to pieces, letting you see for the first time the inside of a System Shock mutant, or behind the metallic panels of a Shock Bot. Meanwhile, Nightdive has unveiled System Shock's dismemberment system, which lets you do something you couldn't do in the original: see inside your enemies. Of course it looks dated now, but back in the mid-90s, I thought System Shock's cyberspace an impressive virtual realisation of the cyberspace featured in William Gibson's genre-defining novel Neuromancer. The video below, from YouTuber Blain Newport, shows off how cyberspace looks in the original System Shock. It's all pretty trippy - and very cyberpunk. In the game, the player jacks in and transitions into a kind of Descent-style 3D space that involves moving through areas and shooting objects.
Nightdive Studios has released a video showcasing the System Shock reboot's reimagined cyberspace.
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