Tencent hasn't pushed OtherSide away from System Shock 3 development, but studio can't share details yet

Not so long ago, OtherSide Entertainment studio announced that Tencent will lead "the System Shock franchise into the future." The wording, apparently, means that the Chinese conglomerate became the publisher of the third part, since the rights to the brand owns nightdive studios. As for OtherSide, the studio is still involved in the development of the continuation of the series. The team made the announcement in a recent statement.

How to transfer a resource Chronicle video games Citing a source, OtherSide PR Manager Alyssa Marshall wrote on her microblog, “We are still involved [in the creation of System Shock 3], but we can't give more details just yet. When permission is given to share other details, we will do so immediately.” Probably, now everything related to the development of the third part of the series is controlled by Tencent. Until the Chinese conglomerate gives its consent, OtherSide will not be able to speak freely about the project.

Recall that in February 2019 System Shock 3 lost publisher, as Starbreeze was in serious financial trouble. The company sold the rights to the game back to OtherSide, who continued to build the project in-house. In May 2019, the head of the team, Warren Spector, said that they were looking for a new publisher, although the team still had enough money. The first rumors about the difficulties with the creation of System Shock 3 emerged in February 2020, and shortly after, OtherSide partnered with Tencent.

Source: 3dnews.ru