Bioshock was “basically a corridor”, says Ken Levine – Judas won’t be, and characters will have long memories | Gaming

I come and go with the work of Ken Levine, celebrated auteurman and reported burnout-inducing manager, but I’m interested to see more of Judas, his current project at Ghost Story Games. The concept for Judas is that you’re trapped in a computer-run society housed aboard a colony ship, the Mayflower. The titular Judas has managed to break free of the AI-groomed status quo, and is out to start a revolution. “Bioshock Infinite in space”, we called it, back in 2022, but Levine says it’s more open-ended than either of his Bioshock endeavours, with a greater emphasis on other characters remembering and responding to your actions over time.

That’s from a new GamesIndustry.biz interview that also contains Levine’s thoughts on generative AI (ambivalent) and whether today’s…more

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