AFar Cry 5writerconfirmed that she will be working onBioShock 4’s story. The upcoming sequel to theBioShockfranchise is currently being developed by Cloud Chamber and will be published by 2K.First revealed to be in development back in 2019, there’s been a lot of rumors flying around aboutBioShock 4. The biggest detail was that it’s reportedly going to be anopen-worldBioShockgameset in Borealis, a city located in the Antarctic, and that it will be titledBioShock Isolation. The information is based on leaks, so players should take them with a grain of salt. Other details, like the characters and whether it’s going to be set in the same universe as the previous games, are still under wraps.RELATED:Rumor: Leaker Reveals Everything They Know About the New BioShock GameWhat fans do know for sure is that Liz Albl, who was a writer for video game titles such asFar Cry 5, Ghost of Tsushima,andWatch Dogs: Legion, has signed on to be Cloud Chamber’s Narrative Lead forBioShock.She made the announcement on Twitter, saying, “The dream is real!” She will be in charge of developingBioShock 4’s world and overall story.
Albl’s friends, as well asBioShockfans, congratulated her on the achievement. People who saw her account for the first time also expressed their excitement upon seeing the games she worked on in the past, noting that she was a great choice to bringBioShock 4’s story to life. Albl’s tweet was also how some gamers found out that a newBioShockgame was in the works.
TheBioShockfranchise has been well-loved by many FPS players because of its immersive atmosphere, unique gunplay thanks to the addition of plasmids, and intriguing narrative. It will be interesting to see if the fourth game would indeed veer away from the original storyline, especially withBioShockcreator Ken Levine not being involved in the development. Of course, this will depend on Cloud Chamber’s direction with the support of Albl and the rest of theBioShockteam.
While there’s still no release date forBioShock 4, fans are also anticipating the upcoming movie adaptation on Netflix.BioShockdirector Francis Lawrencesaid he’s confident that it will break the video game movie curse. Considering how iconic the franchise is, the expectation seem to be pretty high.
