Irrational Games (formerly 2K Boston) just announced their latest project:

The Bioshock developer made much ado about the project’s secrecy when it was named Icarus. So if anything comes as a surprise, it’s the obvious sequel. However, it’s worth remembering that Bioshock 2 actually came from developer 2K Marin, which makes three years since Irrational worked on Bioshock, and five years before the game’s projected release in 2012.

President Ken Levine was quick to reassure gamers that the sequel was no retread. Said Levine, “At Irrational Games, we believe that in order to fulfill expectations, you have to defy expectations,” which is probably why they call it Irrational. Regardless, the new game promises a more open world, a defined protagonist, and a new emphasis on jingoism rather than objectivism.

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