Published: 2010-02-15, Author: Simon , review by: tweaktown.com
In recent interviews Kevin Levine has stated that Bioshock was never meant to be the success it was. Speaking from past games he had developed which were critically acclaimed but never sold well, he expected Bioshock to suffer the same fate. In fact...
Expanded set of moral quandaries , Story expands upon the world of Rapture , Fantastically atmospheric and creepy , Improved combat mechanics , Fun and engaging multiplayer
Less memorable story than BioShock , A bit too familiar for fans of its precursor
BioShock 2 is a beautiful and disturbing return to Rapture....
Greatly improved combat, new Plasmids/Tonics offer up some great mix-and-match opportunities, stunning presentation, multiplayer mode is good fun
A few technical hiccups here and there, still a bit of backtracking involved
A stellar continuation of 2007's objectivist-fuelled epic, BioShock 2 offers up plenty of worthwhile improvements and much-needed gameplay tweaks, all the while introducing players to yet another immersive chapter in Rapture's impressive mythology...
Abstract: Most certainly one of the best titles of the year. A significantly improved combat system, much smarter AI and a wider range of plasmid abilities make for much more engaging action. Carefully realised settings, fantastic audio, the right balance betwe...
Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Jonathan , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: Few gamers that played BioShock didn't immediately fall in love with it. The Art Deco style, the Plasmid-enhanced shooter gameplay, and the utterly compelling story made it an instant classic; one that will be remembered as a generation-defining gaming ex...
Great presentation; great gameplay; awesome setting; solid story; decent multiplayer
Toned down horror elements; lacks little touches that made original so great, Story, 2K Games, BioShock 2 places you in the role of a Big Daddy known as Subject Delta who has just been reawakened after a tenyear downtime. Big Daddies are pairbonded with little girls known as Little Sisters, and Delta’s Little Sister, Elanor, has grown up and wants to reunite with her Daddy. The only thing
I don’t think the question really is whether Bioshock 1 or 2 is better, because the experiences are different and it becomes unfair to directly compare each game. On one hand you won’t find the same astonishing revelations and twists, and you won’t fi...
Abstract: Back in 2007 2K Games changed the face of FPS-adventure games when they took us to the undersea world of Rapture – a 1940’s-style city with serious art deco influences that turned out to be some twisted utopian experiment under the command of megaloman...
Abstract: One of the things I deal with when reviewing a game is my bias for or against a game. It's impossible to be completely neutral about something and even the best reviewers have their own pre-set opinions of a title before playing it. So when I tell if y...
Abstract: I simply cannot think of another game that does a better job of creating an atmosphere than Bioshock. Building on the already impressive visuals of the first game, Rapture is recreated in even greater detail this time around. I found that characters sp...
