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When is the Judas release date? The BioShock series left an indelible mark on the videogame landscape. Irrational's acclaimed first-person shooter explored a dystopian world filled with ambitious technology, extraordinary abilities, and top-notch storytelling. Now, BioShock's creative director brings us a sci-fi spiritual successor - and no, it's not System Shock.Judas is an upcoming PC gameby Ghost Story Games, an indie studio staffed byformer Irrational Games developers led by Ken Levine himself. This single-player story game is set aboard a space station that's descended into chaos. Sound familiar? Judas looks like the perfect blend of BioShock and System Shock, and early gameplay suggests it builds upon the same design principles as its predecessors. We've got all you need to know ahead of the release. Continue reading Judas release date estimate, trailers, gameplay, and latest newsMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Judas release date, Best FPS games, Best story games

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