| Release: 22 September 2015 Developer: Looking Glass Studios OS: Windows 7, 8, 10 CPU: 1.7 GHz GPU: 1 Gb RAM: 256 MB Storage: 1 Gb Steam Reviews: Very Positive Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
System Shock: Enhanced Edition tells the story of the famous Hacker. He was caught hacking and in order to drop the charges was forced to sign a contract with Diego, the president of Trioptium, who finances the project to implant a cyberjack. According to the contract, the main character must hack the artificial intelligence Shodan, and then receive an implant. 6 months have passed since the operation, the Hacker woke up from a coma and now he will have to witness terrible events. System Shock: Enhanced Edition has a wide selection of weapons that can be customized: set a timer on a grenade, adjust the power of an energy gun or remove restrictions from the overheating effect. There is a dart gun, from which needles or a tranquilizer are fired. A total of 16 types of weapons are available, 7 of them can be equipped at the same time.You can move on a skateboard or on foot, if necessary, the character can crawl or sneak up on the enemy, looking to the right and left at different distances. Cameras can be controlled remotely and learn all the information about the enemy, including his status. You will have to confront robots, cyborgs and mutants. Health is restored through a first aid kit or a skin patch. The latter can increase regeneration, strengthen the attack, but there is a risk of side effects. There are no non-player characters in the game, the story is revealed through log entries and email messages. Shodan pursues the main character until the end of the game, creating traps and blocking paths. Through a computer terminal, the character enters a 3D space, where he collects information and confronts AI security programs. All actions in the cyber environment affect the material world, for example, some doors can only be opened through cyberspace.
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