As players of the first BioShock game will no doubt know, one of the iconic title’s biggest mysteries is exactly what the game’s silent protagonist, Jack, looks like. Unlike both BioShock 2 and BioShock Infinite, there’s no cutscene or cinematic moment that shows players the appearance of the man behind the camera. However, fans have finally managed to dig up a rendered model of BioShock's voiceless hero, and the picture has quickly gone viral.

Posted to Twitter by user Vincent Kinian, the model render shows off Jack’s appearance during the events of the first game, with the character’s signature wool sweater being immediately recognizable. This is the first time fans have seen the BioShock protagonist's full appearance, however, the model has been unanimously mocked by fans on Twitter for its strange body proportions and plain features.

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Alongside Twitter users making jokes about the protagonist's appearance, many have also compared the player model to Chris Evans’ popular character in the recent detective film Knives Out. Playing the cocky and hilariously foul-mouthed son of a recently-diseased millionaire, Evan’s character sports a near-identical wool sweater, has a similar hairstyle, and is also clean-shaven. The costume design, in particular, is amusingly uncanny regardless of the fact the two characters don’t exactly look alike, with one commenter even joking that it “looks like Chris Evans if you put him in a microwave.”

Another commenter reveals that it’s likely the model came from the Rapture-based DLC for Bioshock Infinite titled Burial At Sea, stating that the “geometry is way denser than any model in BioShock 1 or 2”, while also highlighting that the “general aesthetic is also way more in line with Infinite's”. Although there's no confirmation, this would make sense seen as the DLC's ending features glimpses of the first game’s protagonist, likely meaning that a full-body model would have been rendered to feature in those scenes.

However the model came to be, players having the capability to look deeper into the design assets behind their favorite games has quickly become a treasure trove full of interesting discoveries. In recent months, fans have uncovered tons of new details about a number of iconic games, including one dedicated player discovering that the terrifying ghost that haunted Hideo Kojima’s iconic PT was in fact always behind the player throughout the entire experience. Uncovering Jack’s appearance is yet another to add to the pile of amazing discoveries found by curious players and hopefully signals a lot more to come.

The Bioshock Collection is out now on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.

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