You can reference dialogue snippets that you find as you explore Citadel Station and discover audio logs left from the deceased crew. There is absolutely no hand-holding, so you have to pay attention to dialogue and the environment to find your next task.
And that means this is a true retro adventure. It feels like a modern game, but it’s surprisingly faithful to it’s the original’s design. While the graphics changed significantly, there has been obvious care put into System Shock’s gameplay. But you also have all of the modern graphical bells and whistles you’d expect. If you get really close to an object the textures are pixelated in a way that feels like a deliberate art choice by the developers. Despite System Shock’s graphical overhaul, Night Dive Studios left a bit of pixelated retro feel in their art. Before the denizens of Citadel Station were depicted in highly pixelated gore, you can see the fruit of Shodan’s carnage in a whole new way.
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