Judas Is Ken Levine's "Biggest Radical Departure" Since BioShock, He Says

Ken Levine, the creator of BioShock, has described his upcoming game, Judas, as the "biggest radical departure" from his previous work since the original BioShock. Judas will feature a new story engine that allows for dynamic narrative events based on player choices, and will focus on a single-player experience without any live-service elements. The game's protagonist, Judas, is trapped on a generational spaceship called the Mayflower, which carries the last survivors of humanity. Judas' relationships and decisions regarding three powerful individuals on the ship will shape the story's outcome. Levine has emphasized that the game's world, encounters, and player choices will be "radically different" from the BioShock series, though some visual similarities remain. While Judas does not have a release date yet, Levine's comments suggest it will offer a significantly different and more dynamic narrative experience compared to his previous works, providing a fresh challenge for players.