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- BioShock reboot is progressing positively towards a 2027 release, as announced by Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick.
- Cloud Chamber, the studio responsible for developing the new BioShock, has faced developmental challenges but are now advancing well.
- The project was rebooted in 2023 and subsequent layoffs caused delays, but if this trajectory is maintained, the game should be released by 2027.
- The new BioShock installment aims to elevate the franchise and bring it back on track after facing initial setbacks.
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BioShock Reboot Progressing Positively Towards 2027 Release
BioShock Development Back on Track. Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick announced during an earnings call that the next installment in the series is advancing well and will elevate the BioShock franchise. Cloud Chamber, the studio founded in 2019 to develop this new BioShock, has experienced significant developmental challenges. The project was rebooted in 2023, and subsequent layoffs caused delays. However, if this trajectory is maintained, the game is expected to be released by 2027.
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