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The BioShock discussion is centered on recent/ongoing development timelines and feasibility questions around Ken Levine’s projects—especially Judas’s long gestation and the challenge of adapting BioShock-like design to space. In parallel, people are revisiting older BioShock-related materials, such as an alleged Bioshock Infinite October 2012 build discovery.

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Key Takeaway Ken Levine’s next BioShock successor Judas appears to be stuck in a long development cycle, with renewed debate about whether BioShock’s approach can work in space.
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Ken Levine’s next BioShock successor Judas appears to be stuck in a long development cycle, with renewed debate about whether BioShock’s approach can work in space.

The BioShock discussion is centered on recent/ongoing development timelines and feasibility questions around Ken Levine’s projects—especially Judas’s long gestation and the challenge of adapting BioShock-like design to space. In parallel, people are revisiting older BioShock-related materials, such as an alleged Bioshock Infinite October 2012 build discovery.

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Judas development length Nearly three more years added to development.
Judas timeline total BioShock successor is said to be 11 years deep in development.

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  • Track reports on whether Judas’s development timeline extends by “nearly three more years.” WCCFTech
  • Follow more interviews around Ken Levine’s claims about building a BioShock in space. Kotaku

What Changed

  • Ken Levine’s Judas Could Slip Nearly Three More Years, Putting BioShock Successor Eleven Years Deep in Development WCCFTech
  • System Shock 2 Director Ken Levine Says He Couldn’t Make A Bioshock Work In Space Kotaku
  • "It's expensive and it doesn't age": Why Ken Levine didn't aim for realistic graphics in BioShock, and won't for Judas either Rock Paper Shotgun
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