We may have heard next to no information about the next BioShock game since its announceꦑment back in 2019, but rest assured that it's still happening, and the team at developer 2K Cloud Chamber is now "ramping up" with 30 new positions at the studio.
澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:BioShock 4 doesn't have an officially announced name, premise, or even vague release window – it's been quite a mystery since its initial confirmation. What we do know is that Irrational Games – the team that made the series' previous three installments – isn't making this one. Irrational Games was rꦡebranded as Ghost Story Games back in 2017, still led by founder K🌠en Levine, and is currently working on the BioShock-like first-person shooter, Judas. Meanwhile, 2K Cloud Chamber is new to the series (although there are veteran BioShock devs on the team), but it sounds like things are definitely cooking behind the scenes.
: "The BioShock team at 2K Cloud Chamber is ramping up! We have many positions open across a variety of disciplines including art, animation, engineering, design, narrative, and production."Spoonhower teases that the team is "working on a really awesome project," which is admittedly vague, but it's nice to hear one of the d𓃲evs be so optimistic, especially one who's credited on both BioShock 2 and BioShock Infinite.
For the time being, we'll just have to watch this space. Even if there's been very little official information revealed about the next BioShock, there've been quite a few rumors – it was claimed back in 2021 that it might be set in a fictional Antarctic city in the 1960s, for example. Either way, we do know that 2K Cloud Chamber is looking to "push the boundaries of what is possible in the video game medium," suggesting that there are very😼 high hopes for what the next installment in the series can achieve.
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