O melhor Bioshock disparado, ele pega cada mecânica de gameplay criada no primeiro e aprimora em todos os aspectos, quem fala que esse é o pior da trilogia tem um péssimo gosto objetivamente.
A história é fantástica, o unico problema é que o tema "coletivismo" que eles escolheram pra o game não é tão explorado quanto o "objetivismo" no primeiro então o jogo não tem aquela profundidade temática que é feita com maestria no 1, o roteiro funciona mais em aspecto emocional explorando a ligação do delta com a "filha" dele.

The best thing I can say about Bioshock 2 is that it's better than the first. There have been a lot of quality of life changes to this, like being able to use the phasmids and guns at the same time and having a drill instead of a wrench. Except this time on top of having you kill the big daddys, to free a little sister they make you do two missions where you protect her from an infinite barrage of enemies and if you fail you have to restart and you still lose the ammo and health you used. After a couple of time I just started harvesting them I didn't care. I still don't know what the story is or what's going on, but at least it's not not enjoyable.

Que jogo decepcionante, não é ruim, mas também não é muito bom, ele simplesmente melhora um tequinho o gráfico, um tequinho a gameplay, um tequinho o mapa, um tequinho de tudo e traz uma história nova que é legal até, mas não tem nem metade da qualidade e impacto do primeiro jogo, BioShock 2 parece uma expansão do primeiro, chega a ser como se o BioShock 2 fosse o 1 e o 1 fosse o 2 de tão melhor que ele é. Não tem nem muito o que comentar, é só uma repetição do primeiro sem metade do charme, só tem dois poderes novos, as armas são todas reskins do 1, só se salva o Delta poder usar as armas e poderes ao mesmo tempo.

Até a metade esse jogo é um tédio também, o level design é sempre um hall enorme com uns caminhos curtos espalhados que não compensa explorar, o sistema de pegar Adam protegendo as little sisters é um inferno e é extremamente repetitivo, eu já tava cogitando zerar sem pegar os upgrades. No geral, não senti que perdi tempo, mas também não senti que me acrescentou em alguma coisa, sem contar que lá pra 70% do jogo (lá na Fontaine quando finalmente começa a ficar bom), o port pra PC do remaster começa a crashar loucamente.

I literally prefer everything in this game over BioShock 1 and ESPECIALLY Infinite. This is a controversial take for some reason, but I really found everything about this story better written than 1. Sure, 1 has audio logs but the base story of BioShock fucking sucks and I can't stand the twist because it's so derivative.

BioShock 2 on the other hand makes the game fun, and the world and story aren't as boring to me as BioShock 1. I guess some aspects of 2 feel a bit less impactful in terms of art direction and such but that doesn't matter to me as much considering I enjoy pretty much everything else.

Immerself yourself into the role of a BiG Daddy by diving through dumpsters for creamcakes and candybars (turns out Subject DeltaForce is big in more ways than one) in this atlantic adventure that's about as challenging as Fable 2 or really any game when you have a trainer enabled, not like that matters when you can freight train around with a drill and get to kablam collectivist cunts with a double-barrel that actually sounds good, unlike your average modern Dööm game where the combat is about as deep (YeP, I deleted BiG sisters by metronoming between my painkiller stake gun and rokkit lawnchair while they were a helpless stationary ice statue, requires lots of skill believ it or not). Passingly preaches gay fairytale morals like self-renunciation, forgiveness, and the importance of positive parental figures, hence why most intellectuals rejected it in favor of more wh0les0me media like Bioschlock Infinite or Undertale, whose gospel they internalized and preach to this day to make the world an ever better utopia.

The only reason why this isn’t 5 stars like the first is because the big sisters never get oiled up. It does everything the first does beautifully and then some, by that I mean playing as a big daddy makes me feel like I’m the undertaker being thrown into a ring with 10 pre schoolers and I wouldn’t have it any other way. Same as in the first one the main protagonist only grunting throughout the experience reminds me of my time with my uncle and does nothing to take away from the experience. If you play this game and don’t feel immense satisfaction every time pin a hyped up junkie to the wall with steel railroad rods you need to reevaluate everything you’ve done thus far.

After sharing that I wasn't enthralled by Bioshock 1 because its combat was too floppy and weightless, I was urged to give Bioshock 2 a chance because its combat is so much better. And this is a consensus I've encountered frequently online as well.

So I played Bioshock 2 and the gameplay was exactly the same as Bioshock 1.

Except now you can use a shitty gun and a plasmid at the same time!