The new game from the creator of Bioshock is delayed

Ken Levine, the mastermind behind the renowned BioShock saga, has announced the development of Judas, a psychological thriller that promises to take players to a dystopian universe in space. In this new project from Ghost Story Games, the decisions made by players will influence the development of the narrative, allowing each choice to determine their path in an environment where they can choose to be allies, neutral, or enemies against various factions.

A delay hidden in plain sight

The game had an estimated release date of March 2025, but it has disappeared from the schedule without any official communication from the studio or its publisher, Take-Two Interactive. This fact has raised concerns among the gaming community, especially following the revelation of development issues since 2022. Although Take-Two’s CEO, Strauss Zelnick, had previously confirmed the release window, the lack of recent information suggests a possible internal delay in the project.

Since the last game trailer, released over a year ago, expectations have grown, and many are wondering about the direction Judas will take. So far, the progress of development has been somewhat opaque, which has fueled rumors about the state of the project. However, this shift in production is not entirely surprising, considering that Levine has taken this time to explore new narrative and gameplay ideas, moving away from the rigid framework that defined BioShock.

Levine has expressed on several occasions that it was a challenge to distance himself from his most famous work, but this risk has sown hope among fans that Judas will offer an innovative experience rich in meaningful choices for players. Meanwhile, the community remains on the lookout for news that will confirm the future of this ambitious title.

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