BioShock's time period and setting may have been leaked

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The next BioShock game will reportedly take base in a fabricated Antarctic city.

Though only speculation at this time – so don't take this as gospel just yet – Dedicated Symbols' Colin Moriarty reports that the lame returns to its 1960s roots, this clock in a city called Borealis, which seemingly tallies with what other journalists have been told about the project off-the-record, too.

While we knew the fourth game – which testament apparently be kick in an open universe – was in development – this is our outset tease about where the next BioShock game will take us.

There's nary confirmed name for the game yet – which will be the franchise's fourth installment – merely it's been internally codenamed Parkside. Moriarty believes the team at Taint Chamber "has improbable latitude to get it right" and the game will colligate with early BioShock games.

"Information technology takes put back in a 1960s Antarctic city called Borealis," Moriarty said (thanks, VGC). "[The spunky is] codenamed Parkside… I've been told that the development team has incredible parallel to get it precise. That seems and sounds right to Maine.

"Internally the game is very mystical and apparently, totally locked dormy. Apparently the inclination in that location is that they understand full well that this game leave be compared to what Ken Levine does. And by the way, [Occupy-Two] is also publication Levine's incoming game."

ICYMI, we recently had more evidence that the heavily-rumored BioShock RTX remaster from the Nvidia leak was genuine when Redditors noticed that the SteamDB database entries for BioShock, BioShock 2, and BioShock Infinite had every last been recently updated. Why? Well, we're still not sure. Simply it does suggest something is currently going on at publishing firm 2K, whether it's a 4th installment of the devotee-best-loved series or another remaster.

Bethesda's Todd Howard recently stunned USA every last by confirming that Fallout 4 had a "BioShock-manner vault" under the waves of Capital of Massachusetts Nurse, but it was slue earlier the game was released.

He made the revelation during a Reddit ask-me-anything thread celebrating 10 years of Skyrim, during which Catherine Howard also confirmed that the Radioactive dust TV depict is still "moving ahead".

"Unfortunate cut message," Howard responded when a fan questioned him about it. "BioShock style Vault. With massive sentient octopus living outside it."

We spoke to Obnubilate Chamber studio channelise Kelly Gilmore about the parvenu BioShock .

Part of GR+'s newsworthiness crew, Vikki is a (jumpy) survival horror survivalist with a penchant for sci-fi, shooters, thrillers, and a strong cup of Yorkshire teatime. A affianced Guardian and Spartan, she's terrible at FPSs, but loves 'mut each the identical.