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Irrational Showcases BioShock Baddies That Never Surfaced
In Irrational Games' monthly feature "From the Vault," the team shares never-before-seen concept art from the likes of BioShock, Freedom Force and more. This month, Irrational shares enemy concept art that never made it into BioShock including that of the heavy-handed "Thug Aggressor" and the slimy, stringy leftovers of "Jelly Man." Check out the roster below.
Yam Hand
Thug Aggressor
Jelly Man
Monster Bug
Grub Mutant
In a previous Vault entry, Irrational explains the artistic process that led to the creation of our favorite tiny gatherers, Little Sisters, that started off with the idea of a dog in a wheelchair. For the full explanation of the BioShock concepts that could've been, check out their official site.
Which of these enemy types do you think should've made it into BioShock?
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