The first major patch for the System Shock remake fixes a number of bugs and improves elements of the game

The developers from Nightdive Studios have released the first major patch for the System Shock remake.

The game was released on May 30th and was warmly welcomed by gamers, but still it was not possible to avoid some minor technical problems, which the developers have rushed to fix.

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The update is intended to fix bugs, tweak the balance of the game and fix a number of bugs. For example, the game no longer crashes when exiting cyberspace and activating virtual chess.

The physical model of System Shock has been improved and now some objects, such as thrown grenades, behave more realistically in space.

The full list of changes can be found on the game's Steam page.

Source: Steam