“There are long, slow, empty, scary sequences, and there are much more intense battles that basically test all your powers as a Big Daddy. BioShock, I think, is the place where the player decides to roll his own shooter experience,” said the developer.

“You can really alter how it feels to play.”

“We are targeting maximum immersion, I suppose, as the mechanics and narrative, working together, create a sense of cogency, of a believable world,”

"Dropping the hacking mini-game from the first BioShock and introducing elements such as healing bots should keep the player grounded in Rapture."

“We’re trying to let you shape your own play style, but we always wanted to come back to that live play, essentially right back to the immersive action,”