US EditionBioshock Creator Ken Levine Reveals New Details About His Next Game Judas and Its Central Villainy Gameplay Mechanic
Judas introduces a unique Villainy system where player choices influence alliances and enemies among the Big 3, with over 100 speaking roles enhancing emotional engagement, Ghost Story Games said.
- The team behind Judas, led by Bioshock creator Ken Levine, published their initial developer update today, highlighting the game's narrative-focused Villainy mechanic.
- Judas' development began around 2017 and focuses on a dynamic where players influence which of three main characters becomes the villain based on their choices.
- The Big Three characters compete for player favor through actions like bribing, saving in battle, and sharing secrets, making player decisions impactful and challenging.
- Levine described Villainy as inspired by the Nemesis system, where the neglected character turns villain, gains unique powers, and acts against the player’s goals.
- Judas currently has no finalized release date as the team prioritizes polishing the game to meet expectations and maintain player-driven narrative complexity.
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Ken Levine Just Provided an Update on Judas—and a Look at a New Gameplay Feature
Remember when Ken Levine revealed Judas, and then it disappeared from consciousness? Me too. Anyway, he popped out with an update and reminded us all that it was still in the works. And now I’m anticipating it all over again. I was fine going through my life, not thinking about it—kind of like The Game (gotcha). I’ve been trying to figure out a way to work that into one of my articles for a while now. Judas introduces Villainy: Watch the Trailer…
After a year of silence, Judas finally emerges from the shadows to give us news of its development and present one of its main game mechanics.
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