The Columbia setting of BioShock Infinite was visually impressive, but it lacked some of the atmosphere that made the original games often unsettling experiences. The original games, Dead Space and Dead Space 2 in particular, excelled in creating a suspenseful sense of dread via their tighter environments. If Cloud Chamber is planning to return BioShock to its horror-influenced roots, looking to the Dead Space series could be a great source of inspiration. While this stylistic change proved to be divisive, BioShock Infinite earned widespread critical acclaim. Infinite replaced the dark, dingy corridors of the original with brighter environments and blue skies. RELATED: BioShock 4 Has an Elden Ring Problem Dead Space's Powerful AtmosphereīioShock Infinite was a big departure for the series, which saw the horror influence of the first two games stripped away.
The exact setting and tone of BioShock 4 is a big unknown at the moment, but regardless, Cloud Chamber should look to Dead Space for inspiration in some key areas. While the BioShock and Dead Space franchises are quite different, the former could benefit by learning from EA's survival horror series. Gamers have been shown a very early look at the game, as well as some new information regarding the remake's enhancements and changes over the original. The upcoming remake of Dead Space by EA Motive has been in the spotlight as of late. Still, while little is clear as to the overall direction BioShock 4 is taking, Dead Space could be a worthwhile influence on the project. BioShock 4 is said to be adopting RPG mechanics and using Unreal Engine 5, but few concrete details are known about the game right now. The title is in development with a new team called Cloud Chamber, and there is no release date confirmed for it yet.
BioShock 4 is one of the most anticipated upcoming video game releases.
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