In May 2020, however, Otherside confirmed that they transferred the licensed rights to Tencent to continue development of the game, though OtherSide is still involved in the project. SSEESP (System Shock Enhanced Edition Source Port) is a source port of the original game, it's based on the Mac source code that has been acquired and updated by NDS, and is intended to replace the original EE that used a custom wrapper to get the game running on modern computers. System Shock: Enhanced Edition From PCGamingWiki, the wiki about fixing PC games Although this product has been released, it remains under active development - information may change frequently and could be outdated or irrelevant. Eventually, OtherSide Entertainment, founded by former Looking Glass Studios designer Paul Neurath, took over the project. In November 2015, Nightdive was considering developing a sequel to System Shock 2 after acquiring the rights to the franchise. The game's VR mode, which is still at the prototype stage, is expected to be added to System Shock 2: Enhanced Edition after launch. In addition, cross-platform play will allow one player to engage in VR while playing co-operatively, while another gamer plays on a different device. Nightdive hopes to create a 'really remarkable, built from the ground up VR experience' for System Shock 2: Enhanced Edition with both single-player and multiplayer modes fully playable in VR. After realizing the idea was workable, the studio began the development, which has been inspired by Valve's Half-Life: Alyx, stating that it has 'just become essential in creating that feeling that you're there.'

The studio says it began considering VR for the enhanced edition while they were reverse-engineering the missing libraries for the game.

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