A few bits of information were revealed via a teaser website, There's Something in the Sea. CVG has learned that BioShock 2 is actually a sequel as opposed to a prequel as originally thought.
If the writings on the website aren't just red herrings, then the plot for the second game revolves around the mysterious disappearance of a 7-year-old girl from a small fishing town overlooking the water, some seven years after the events of the first BioShock.
"Local fisherman Eamon Clune, 44, and his wife Charlotte (32) were awoken by the sudden shattering of a window in the front room," a document on the site reads. "Moments later, his daughter Maura, age 7, screamed. Mr Clune rushed to investigate the noise only to notice the unknown attacker racing out of the broken window with 'incredible speed'
"Due to the moonless night, Clune was unable to provide a description of the assailant. He notes that the attacker was thin, above average height and wore some kind of 'red light.'"
So far, it sounds like BioShock 2 is shaping up to be a worthy sequel. As always, we'll have more details as they're made available. Until then, don't forget that there's something in the sea.
"Local fisherman Eamon Clune, 44, and his wife Charlotte (32) were awoken by the sudden shattering of a window in the front room," a document on the site reads. "Moments later, his daughter Maura, age 7, screamed. Mr Clune rushed to investigate the noise only to notice the unknown attacker racing out of the broken window with 'incredible speed'
"Due to the moonless night, Clune was unable to provide a description of the assailant. He notes that the attacker was thin, above average height and wore some kind of 'red light.'"