Irrational Games announces BioShock, a game that is dubbed as the "spriritual successor" to the highly acclaimed System Shock 2. Like their latest title, Tribes: Vengeance, BioShock will be utilizing a highly modified UnrealEngine and is already three years into development.
Gamespot takes an exclusive first look.
Gamespot takes an exclusive first look.
BioShock takes place in a mysterious genetic laboratory. Other than that the complex is strewn with corpses (also for reasons unknown), nothing is clear to you. From what you can tell, the laboratory complex is apparently a holdover from World War II--you'll see remnants of the war as well as peeling paint throughout the complex. Something apparently happened back then that caused the complex to be abandoned by whoever was using it. In fact, the complex has only recently come back into use by the scientists circa the early 21st century, and advanced, top-secret contraptions used for arcane biotechnology experiments have been hastily bolted into the rotting walls of the complex.