More gameplay and info on Judas, the spiritual sequel to BioShock

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More gameplay and info on Judas, the spiritual sequel to BioShock

Ken Levine will soon be back with a brand-new license called Judas. After almost a decade devoted to the creation of his game, the father of BioShock gave members of the press the opportunity to try out his baby for five hours.

Ghost Story Games' FPS takes place on a space station called the Mayflower. This city-sized vessel transports Earth's last survivors to the planet Promia Centauri.

The player will embody Judas, who will be confronted by three different characters - Tom, Nefertiti and Hope - during her epic journey. Each represents a faction and has a special relationship with our protagonist. It's up to us to choose which one to help, which will obviously influence the storyline.

In terms of gameplay, the title is very similar to BioShock, with firearms and powers to freeze or even burn enemies.

The producer of the Game Awards, Geoff Keighley, was able to test Judas and points out that development is still far from complete.

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