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Final Chunk Of BioShock 2 DLC To Focus On Story
Hot on the heels of BioShock 2’s latest DLC, comes word that 2K Games has one last download in mind for the game. Unlike the arena-style action from the Protector Trials, the single-player Minerva’s Den DLC offers more of a story-driven experience.
“Minerva’s Den is a substantial addition that will give players more of what they’re looking for: more story, more narrative, more gameplay and more of Rapture,” said 2K president Christoph Hartmann.
Players will take on the role of a new character who joins Brigid Tenenbaum in her fight to save a new Rapture district from the control of a dictator. In addition to the new environment, the DLC will include a new plasmid and an all-new Big Daddy type.
Minerva’s Den is being developed by the core BioShock 2 team, says 2K Games, and it is scheduled for a fall release on the PS3, 360, and PC.
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