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Tuesday, 17 March 2009

What's the deal with Bioshock 2? Where have all the Big Daddies gone?

Kotaku have the news on whether Big Daddies will appear in the Bioshock Sequel that may actually be a prequel. Spoilers ahead.

In fact, you're the first of the lot, a so-called "renegade" Big Daddy who's on the hunt for a Little Sister of his own, according to a tipster who has the new Game Informer magazine in hand. You'll take out rival Daddies with your huge hand-drill and plasmid powers, claiming their wee sidekicks as your own. Similar to the first BioShock, you can choose to either harvest your Little Sister prize for ADAM or you can adopt her as your own.

That Little Sister comes in handy. She'll harvest ADAM from corpses strewn about Rapture, acting as a warning sign for when the Big Sister--the lithe, lightning fast enemy who will hunt your character throughout the game--has you in her sights. Based on her description, it sounds like she'll one hell of a fight.

From what we've heard, players will have access to all the things that made the Big Daddy such a menace in BioShock, with the character upgrades and options available in the first game expanded to keep things interesting.

Sounds brilliant and being able to play as a Big Daddy will be Easy...Easy...Easy! (A very British reference there - see below)

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