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Published: 2024-01-12, Author: Steven , review by: gamepro.com.au
Abstract: Inspiration for video games is drawn from weird and wonderful places. However, one of the more popular ways for game developers to draw inspiration is to create video games based on books.Whether directly porting classic novels into high-definition video...
For a game that was basically a classic style shooter on rails, BioShock really impressed the absolute hell out of me. With 'choose your own adventure' style shooters becoming more and more of a benchmark in the industry and with more and more PC...
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...
If you’re looking for that rare variety of shooter that offers a good story underneath all the gunfire, and you can stomach some ugly glitches, definitely give Bioshock 2 a go. While no announcement has been made, DLC seems unlikely, so it’s probably ...
The entire Bioshock series is a breath of fresh air into the first-person genre that's currently flooded with wartime settings. The campaign in Bioshock 2 is not only engaging, but builds upon a masterful storyline introduced and loved from the origina...
Bottom line, Bioshock 2 is a must play whether you ever even touched the original. While there was heartburn in the fanbase about a sequel, 2K Marin has done more than enough to satisfy the tough critics. Rapture is again a joy to visit for play...
Abstract: The 2007 best-seller BioShock must rank as one of the few (if not the only) first-person shooters in history to openly and unapologetically critique a political philosophy. Set in the Objectivist paradise of Rapture, a sprawling underwater city that pr...
Abstract: GraphicsSame-old same old. Nothing has really been updated in the graphics, and for those who are visually stimulated more than anything else, this is a huge let-down. Yet in retrospect, we are visiting a place beneath the waves that some of us are f...
