Rumors are swirling that developer 2K may be poised to make a major BioShock announcement after alleged documents referencing Rapture, the main setting of the iconic action horror game, were uncovered. BioShock has been confirmed to be receiving an official film adaptation from Netflix, along with another sequel video game, but current reports suggest that a full remake or "proper remaster" of the original BioShock may be on the way.
Originally released in 2007, BioShock sees players taking on the role of silent protagonist Jack as he is forced to make his way through the sunken city of Rapture in an attempt to battle his way through deranged enemies and escape the desolate buildings. The game features a combination of FPS gunplay and DNA-alterting abilities that are gained through the use of injectable plasmids. Players and critics alike have praised the game for its art deco esthetics, innovative gameplay, and unique enemy designs, and recent documents could be pointing to a revival of the original BioShock video game.
New information reveals that an unannounced remake is currently in development at 2K Games, the Take-Two Interactive subsidiary.
According to a report by MP1st, 2K is allegedly preparing...
