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BioShock maestro Ken Levine says Judas is 'very old school' because 'you buy the game and you get the whole thing… no online component, no live service'
- Ken Levine, known for Bioshock, discusses his new game 'Judas' as a 'very old school' project focused on delivering the complete gaming experience with no online components or live services.
- Levine emphasizes the importance of storytelling in games and mentions that 'Judas' is designed to transport players purely through its narrative.
- While acknowledging the high costs of game development, Levine appreciates the support from the company enabling Ghost Story to create games without external pressures for additional monetization.
- Levine highlights the value of traditional single-player experiences in gaming and expresses gratitude for being able to focus on entertaining players without added monetization pressures.
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