It still looks fabulous, still draws you into its epic and original story, still makes you jump out of your chair every now and again. Also, as stated plainly on the product page, this offer is good only for residents of the U.S., Mexico, and Canada.ĭoesn't matter that BioShock is five years old. If you do, cool, no harm, no foul, skip the giveaway. But you won't get charged anything unless you do, so I don't have a problem with it.
It's a subscription service, and obviously the idea is to get you to sign up at some point. Update: One catch: GameFly does ask for your credit-card info. Beyond that, you'll need Windows XP or later, a decent processor (dual-core or better), and enough graphics horsepower for a visually dynamic game. What's the catch? No catch, except you will need to install the GameFly download client.
I realize most serious gamers have played it by now, while others might have scooped it up when it was on sale for $5, but if you haven't yet had the pleasure (or the $5) - well, now's the time. While supplies last, GameFly is giving away one of my all-time favorite games: BioShock (PC). I'm not scheduled to write another Cheapskate post until tomorrow (it's one you won't want to miss, by the way), but I couldn't let this go. The senior writer will also be “brainstorming primary and secondary mission content with the design” and helping in “the creation and execution of the core story including the writing of dialogue and other narrative elements as director.” The position reports directly to the project’s lead writer.BioShock is free for a very limited time. This last, based in the Montreal office, will be a position responsible for helping to create the narrative content for BioShock 4, and the ad says the studio is looking for someone “who can weave impactful, character-driven stories in an open world setting.” These include an AI programmer, UI/UX designer, a tools programmer, senior world designer, a senior technical designer, and a senior writer. The studio working on the next BioShock game is called Cloud Chamber, and it’s currently hiring for several positions. Unlike the BioShock games of the past, the next chapter in the FPS game series will be an open-world game, featuring “character-driven stories” and both primary and secondary missions. We heard a while back that 2K Games was spinning up a new studio to work on the next entry in the BioShock series, and now some new job listings have provided a few more details about what we can expect when we finally see it.
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