FFVII says hi

I would like a bioshock where I play someone who has to stop a character that would be like the protagonist in the previous games.

So you are just a 'normal' guy, but you inhabit the area the "protagonist" arrives in. So you have to thwart their efforts using environmental hazards, or rounding up your fellow denizens and you fight them through a series of encounters/tracking bits/sneaky spying Intel gathering bits as they become increasingly more altered by the tonics they inject.

Like Bioshock ODST or something.

Roujin wrote:

I would like a bioshock where I play someone who has to stop a character that would be like the protagonist in the previous games.

So you are just a 'normal' guy, but you inhabit the area the "protagonist" arrives in. So you have to thwart their efforts using environmental hazards, or rounding up your fellow denizens and you fight them through a series of encounters/tracking bits/sneaky spying Intel gathering bits as they become increasingly more altered by the tonics they inject.

Like Bioshock ODST or something.

Blue shift and opposing forces tried something like that didnt they? Stop gordon freeman.

Dinostar77 wrote:

Does anything top the intro of half life 1? Im struggling to think of anything that comes close other than bioshock 1.

Yeah half life 2

LivDiv wrote:

There was the Overlord games that had that concept of playing as the big baddy, flipping things on their head. Never played one mind.

It was a bit like that pikmin thing on GameCube

Minerva's Den DLC for Bioshock 2 was the best campaign of all.

Yossarian wrote:

I was with you until I realised it was the fecking amiga version.

RedDave2 wrote:

Yossarian wrote:

I was with you until I realised it was the fecking amiga version.

It was the only gif I could find.

https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2019-12-09-bioshock-in-development-at-new-2k-studio-cloud-chamber

A new BioShock game is in the works, publisher 2K has confirmed.
The project will be in development for the next "several" years, 2K said in a statement today, with development centred at the publisher's newly-named Cloud Chamber studio.
Cloud Chamber is headed up by Kelley Gilmore, formerly of 2K's XCOM and Civ studio Firaxis, with offices in both San Francisco and Montreal.
"We founded Cloud Chamber to create yet-to-be-discovered worlds - and their stories within - that push the boundaries of what is possible in the video game medium," Gilmore said. "Our team believes in the beauty and strength of diversity, in both the makeup of the studio and the nature of its thinking.
"We are a deeply experienced group of game makers, including many responsible for BioShock's principal creation, advancement and longstanding notoriety, and honoured to be part of the 2K family as stewards of this iconic franchise."
It's not the first we've heard of the project. In 2018, a Kotaku report into the development of Mafia 3 mentioned 2K had quietly begun work on a new BioShock game, codenamed Parkside.
Cloud Chamber's San Francisco office appears to be the remnants of 2K Marin - which 2K said back in 2014 was now responsible for the future of BioShock after the closure of creator Ken Levine's studio Irrational Games.

Will it be 4K?

This will hopefully be a spiritual successor to system shock 2 that the bioshock triology never was. As good as it was. If this ends up as some live service mmo shite as XOMuggins said I'll be very disappointed.

Yep, they were both great. Dead Space 2 managed to add a lot of action but still maintain the quality of atmosphere and scares.

*facepalm*

Dinostar77 wrote:

Anyone for a remake or reimagining of Dino Crisis?

100% yes, a good reimagining, survival horror could do with a few more entries and I always thought Dino-Crisis was such a good simple idea stupidly ruined.

Fuck the haters (there are plenty), I loved it.