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Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick says BioShock 4's development at Cloud Chamber wasted time and money chasing dead ends, but he's now feeling better about the project despite no release window, after a Bloomberg report highlighted narrative-direction issues and a wave of layoffs and leadership changes.
The North American Nintendo Switch eShop is offering significant discounts, including the lowest prices ever for titles like BioShock Infinite, Dusk, Inscryption, and Nexomon: Extinction, among many others, with a full list available on Nintendo's website.
The article discusses upcoming Xbox RPGs, highlighting Clockwork Revolution's absurd character creation and narrative choices inspired by BioShock Infinite, emphasizing the playful tone and reactive worldbuilding that allow for unique and humorous player experiences.
A leaked video of Valve's alleged unannounced hero shooter, Deadlock, shows gameplay that resembles BioShock Infinite with its steampunk fantasy setting and sky rails. The game features 6 vs 6 battles on large maps with tower defense mechanics and unique characters. Valve has not confirmed the game's existence, and the leaks are from a beta version.
Clockwork Revolution, a game that bears visual similarities to Bioshock Infinite, is actually more influenced by role-playing games Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines, according to game director Chad Moore. Moore describes Clockwork Revolution as a mix of the two games, emphasizing its deep world building, compelling narrative, crunchy RPG systems, engaging gameplay, and massive reactivity. Despite the visual similarities, the game aims to offer different gameplay experiences with choices in conversations and character customization.
Microsoft has denied any intentional similarities between inXile's upcoming game, Clockwork Revolution, and BioShock Infinite. Both games share a similar steampunk aesthetic, but Clockwork Revolution is described as a "time-bending steampunk first-person RPG" with character customization, branching dialogue system, and deep reactivity. These features differentiate it from BioShock Infinite, which is a linear, story-based first-person shooter adventure with lite-RPG elements. Clockwork Revolution is due out "in due time".
InXile Entertainment, the makers of the Wasteland franchise, announced their next project, Clockwork Revolution, which is a first-person action RPG set in the Victorian-era metropolis of Avalon. Players will use a device called the Chronometer to travel back in time and influence the past to overthrow the oppressive Lady Ironwood. Clockwork Revolution is the studio's first AAA first-person action RPG and is still early in development.
As BioShock Infinite celebrates its 10th anniversary, the Lutece Twins remain a standout feature of the game. These "genteel unstuck-in-time science-ghost demi-gods" are reliable highlights, with their every appearance serving up delightful nonsense. Rosalind Lutece, in particular, is a fascinating character, with her amoral actions serving up ethical complexity. The relationship between Rosalind and Robert is also a source of fascination, with the narrative delicately hinting at a romantic connection. The Lutece Twins were nominated for four Character Of The Year awards and won two, cementing their status as the real MVPs of BioShock Infinite.