Was Gone Home a Matrix-style simulation crafted by SHODAN? Maybe.įeel free to send Adam an email or follow him on Twitter:įollow known to horror fans for his role in the horror sequel Jaws 2, actor Marc Gilpin has passed away this week at the age of 56 after a long battle with glioblastoma, THR reports. “So, in theory, if you were to make a lot of logical leaps, all of those games have been linked together by our ridiculous retconning.” “Again in a totally non-litigious way, we very lightly imply that BioShock takes place in the same universe as System Shock,” Gaynor continues. It’s fairly common knowledge that BioShock is a spiritual successor to one of Irrational’s older games, System Shock 2, but Gaynor and his team took that a step further. I even remember coming across the game during my playthrough, and I didn’t make the connection, even though I’ve also played through Minerva’s Den (several times - it’s really good). In Gone Home, its sequel, Super Spitfire, can be found inside the house. In BioShock 2’s excellent Minerva’s Den DLC, you can find a video game called Spitfire. They did this by linking the games through subtle reference that most gamers are sure to have missed.
Gaynor revealed the Easter Egg and how they accomplished it, “In a totally non-litigious way, we very lightly imply that it also takes place in the same universe as BioShock.” In the seventh episode of Tone Control, Fullbright Company co-founder Steve Gaynor had some very intriguing things to say about the universe that Gone Home, BioShock, and even System Shock are all set in. And now that we have that out of the way, let’s dig in to the news.
First off, if you haven’t played the amazing indie game Gone Home yet, you really should get on that.
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