BioShock Developer Cloud Chamber is 'Recruiting Like Mad' for Next Entry in Series - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 09 July 2024 / 1,692 Views
2K's Cloud Chamber, which is busy developing the next entry in the BioShock series, is ramping up its teams in the US and Canada.
"Cloud Chamber is hard at work on the next entry in the critically acclaimed BioShock series," reads the website for the developer. "Our team consists of veteran BioShock developers and expert game makers from other mind-blowing titles, and together we’re going to create worlds that you’ll want to experience.
"Cloud Chamber is currently recruiting like mad for game developers in two amazing locations: the San Francisco Bay Area (Novato, CA) and Montreal, Quebec."
There are currently nearly 30 job openings at the two locations. This includes animators, artists, engineers, programmers, level designers, producers, and more.
Thanks, VideoGamesChronicle.
A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012 and taking over the hardware estimates in 2017. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel. You can contact the author on Twitter @TrunksWD.
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San francisco abd montreal developerd? Damn this is gonna be the wokest game, i have 0 hype for this game now
The Bioshock series was acclaimed for storytelling directions such as "Ayn Rand is Bad" and "Racism is not very nice." And the first three games were made by devs based in Boston and San Fran.
Frankly, if this game weren't "woke," it would probably be disrespectful to the original creators.
Please man it's nowhere near the woke bullshit today and you know it
JUDAS is most likely gonna be the game that feels like a true fourth Bioshock compared to this game.
Just like Lost Odyssey felt more like FFXIII than FFXIII itself.
But hopefully, the creative director will find enough good ideas to make it stand on its own instead of rethreads of what was done in the first Bioshock and Bioshock Infinite.
The good: Seems like Bioshock 4 is getting a lot of love and attention by its developers.
The bad: We're witnessing the "boom" of an inevitable cycle...on top of a seemingly troubled development period.
I'll stick with Judas don't care about bioshock 4
with all the layoffs in the industry it shouldn't be hard to find people.
Damn, here I was thinking that the announcement of the next Bioshock was imminent lol
There was a leaker in 2023 who claimed that development on Bioshock 4 had been rebooted a 3rd time in Summer 2022. If true, this would mean that most of the work done in the 3rd build of the game, in development from the time of the 2nd reboot in 2019 until summer 2022, would have been scrapped. If that leak was true, the best case scenario for Bioshock 4's release is probably 2026, 4 years after it's 2022 reboot.
How much of the 3rd build of the game carried over into the 4th is the question, was it a full reboot or only partial? We previously heard several details about the 3rd build of Bioshock 4, including that it was using UE5, was open world, was set in the 1960's in a city built on Antarctica, and was planned to be called Bioshock Isolation. Hopefully at least some of those aspects carried over into the 4th build of the game., the Antarctic setting in particular sounded very interesting.
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