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Bioshock boardgame, is there?

Started by Ghost Whistler, February 14, 2010, 11:00:31 AM

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Ghost Whistler

February 14, 2010, 11:00:31 AM
Probably not, but i'd love to see a oardgame set in Rapture. Something tells me that FFG are trying to get the license though i have absolutely no proof thereof. I heard they were doing a Gears of War boardgame. But i would dearly love to play a cracking Bioshock boardgame, though I don't know if i'd base it on an 'escape from...' theme.
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kryyst

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February 16, 2010, 04:41:47 PM
My initial reaction is,l Games Workshop has Space Hulk, FFG has Doom, Tannehauser and is putting out Gears of War.  Though none of them are Bio-Shock.  I wonder how much different a Bio Shock game would be.  Regardless of what you are and who your killing your still just moving through corridors shooting stuff.


That is until they put in the gimmick that made it stand out as it's own right.  So yeah I'm with you - it's a good idea.
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