WIRED: It seems like she's going around cleaning up loose ends. Meaning, I'm being you, I'm projecting it to you and I'm thinking, if I was Chris, what would I take away from that? And the takeaway I have is actually the wrong one. So I wouldn't be too quick to interpret what I'm saying. I'm already interpreting it incorrectly in my head from what I'm saying. I wanted to get Levine's thoughts on BioShock Infinite as seen in the light of recent commentary like the Feminist Frequency videos about the portrayal of women in game stories, as well as find out what he plans to do once the second and final part of Burial at Sea is finished. On November 12 it released Burial at Sea, part one, a short game that continued the main game's story.Īfter playing Burial at Sea, I spoke with Levine about the new story twists in the add-on before moving on to other topics. This time, it was slightly different, since Irrational decided to create two downloadable extra stories for Infinite.

On the completion of his previous critically acclaimed magnum opuses System Shock 2 and the original BioShock, what was next for Levine was to start pondering his next huge multi-year project. The creative director of Irrational Games spent the last five years working on BioShock Infinite, which was released this past March. Ken Levine doesn't have to worry about what he's doing next – yet.

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