i am convinced the quality of this games story was a fluke considering infinite + burial at sea
When I got my PC built in the year 2021 of December. This was the first Game I HAD to check out because people seems to love it.
The underwater city maddened with ADAM, the Steampunk theme and design, the best environmental experience, the mysterious and unforgettable characters, the compelling story and the PLOT TWIST dear god.
This is a masterpiece.
The underwater city maddened with ADAM, the Steampunk theme and design, the best environmental experience, the mysterious and unforgettable characters, the compelling story and the PLOT TWIST dear god.
This is a masterpiece.
It took 3 times picking up this game for me to truly feel like this game's combat and even story are great. Nontheless if i had just finished it the first time i picked it up the score would have been halved, and that's a rather serious problem
masterpiece
This was one of the very first HD games I ever played. I was ready to be bedazzled by it after the absolute avalanche of attention and adulation it received upon release. Was that praise warranted? Eh.
The combat is essentially brainless, the number of differing enemy types is slim at best, and the game peaks with the reveal of its twist. It's all massively downhill after that, which is unfortunate as the game goes on for another laborious three hours. Suffice to say, I never got the acclaim for this one. There are some compelling ideas and story moments, and Rapture itself can be an intriguing place to trawl through (although it would've been a whole lot more interesting to explore back when it was a functioning society), but poor pacing and shallow gameplay holds it back for me. Also, I'm pretty sure this was the game that cemented my hate for audio logs.
The combat is essentially brainless, the number of differing enemy types is slim at best, and the game peaks with the reveal of its twist. It's all massively downhill after that, which is unfortunate as the game goes on for another laborious three hours. Suffice to say, I never got the acclaim for this one. There are some compelling ideas and story moments, and Rapture itself can be an intriguing place to trawl through (although it would've been a whole lot more interesting to explore back when it was a functioning society), but poor pacing and shallow gameplay holds it back for me. Also, I'm pretty sure this was the game that cemented my hate for audio logs.
this is what happens when you let a bunch of white boys go scuba diving
masterpiece
le robot géant est stylé mais on se fait chier
The story is the main part of why this game is so beloved, along with the concept and visuals. The gameplay can be a bit lackluster at parts but it's passable. Really glad I've played it at least 3 times in my life, always worth playing. Also big daddy design goes crazy.
Faz tempo que zerei então não lembro direito mas curti bastante na época. Talvez um die revisite o remasterizado pra finalizar a trilogia.
Would you, kindly?
Being the first trilogy of the classic mid-2000s series I've actually completed within a month of starting it, this game blew me away. Great gunplay, fun powers, and a disturbing/suspenseful world.
Being the first trilogy of the classic mid-2000s series I've actually completed within a month of starting it, this game blew me away. Great gunplay, fun powers, and a disturbing/suspenseful world.
The art direction and aesthetic of Bioshock is truly unique and uncanny
As someone who is afraid of drowning I think the impending doom of rapture caving in on itself is terrifying
Really awesome fighting mechanics too, it’s so much fun
As someone who is afraid of drowning I think the impending doom of rapture caving in on itself is terrifying
Really awesome fighting mechanics too, it’s so much fun
I played it because the powers looked fun, got a pretty nice story as a bonus.
Excellent proof for concept for Libertarianism. I found Andrew Ryan to be very inspirational and I strive to be like him. I love how this game took inspiration from the works of my favorite author Ayn Rand
flem
Can Big Daddy step on me please
Nada que eu fale vai definir esse jogo aqui, simplesmente JOGUE
actual art
i find myself getting lost often but am entranced by the story and the setting.
Played this on Hard after completing the remaster, other than the fact the max difficulty is too easy compared to Survivor. The game is still a gem but if you want to play it, Just play the remaster. No controller support and sound is very glitchy.
Now, Would you kindly?
Now, Would you kindly?
Fun little fps game from back when 2K made good games. The combination of gunplay and supernatural abilities was a cool concept that was executed well and I enjoyed every minute of exploring rapture. Got mad fallout vibes from the storytelling and world building so if you're into that this game will be your jam.
I played this as a kid and have now replayed it as an adult with the ability to more fully understand its themes and what it's going for (I also have way more immersive sims under my belt).
The headline here is that this story came out like 15 years ago and I'm hard pressed to think of many games that have surpassed it (and that includes everything made after The Last of Us).
BioShock's idea to tackle an objectivist hell world under the sea is such a good freakin' premise SO WELL EXECUTED that it feels ahead of its time a bit even now. It's telling that they announced a new BioShock game like 4 years ago (it is now 10 since the last one) and they seem to be struggling at least a bit to get it out the door. Yeah, yeah, pandemic and all that, but the world of this game is so rich with alternate history atmosphere, everything has a point, and it feels like there's basically no fat, so it doesn't surprise me all that much we haven't seen more than three of these to date.
The game part is really good too, fusing immersive sim gameplay with a linear, accessible first person shooter and the lightest RPG elements in a way where after the 10-12 hours it takes to beat this you really feel like you got a full game. My only criticisms are that it relies a bit too much on fetch quests and the late game enemies are a bit damage spongey to the point where I was running past them some in the back 15-20%. Also, I played the Remastered version on Series X and it crashed twice. The latter lost me about 30 minutes of progress, which feels bad man.
But that story man. I KNEW "the story beat" to some extent from the last time I played it in 7th grade, and with the context of better understanding it honestly felt like I was experiencing it for the first time again. It's just so sharp!!!!
Can't wait to jump into 2 and Infinite (I've played only half of the former).
The headline here is that this story came out like 15 years ago and I'm hard pressed to think of many games that have surpassed it (and that includes everything made after The Last of Us).
BioShock's idea to tackle an objectivist hell world under the sea is such a good freakin' premise SO WELL EXECUTED that it feels ahead of its time a bit even now. It's telling that they announced a new BioShock game like 4 years ago (it is now 10 since the last one) and they seem to be struggling at least a bit to get it out the door. Yeah, yeah, pandemic and all that, but the world of this game is so rich with alternate history atmosphere, everything has a point, and it feels like there's basically no fat, so it doesn't surprise me all that much we haven't seen more than three of these to date.
The game part is really good too, fusing immersive sim gameplay with a linear, accessible first person shooter and the lightest RPG elements in a way where after the 10-12 hours it takes to beat this you really feel like you got a full game. My only criticisms are that it relies a bit too much on fetch quests and the late game enemies are a bit damage spongey to the point where I was running past them some in the back 15-20%. Also, I played the Remastered version on Series X and it crashed twice. The latter lost me about 30 minutes of progress, which feels bad man.
But that story man. I KNEW "the story beat" to some extent from the last time I played it in 7th grade, and with the context of better understanding it honestly felt like I was experiencing it for the first time again. It's just so sharp!!!!
Can't wait to jump into 2 and Infinite (I've played only half of the former).
Story: FIRE.
Pipe hacking: FIRE.
core gameplay: passable.
skills: cool.
visuals: outdated.
Pipe hacking: FIRE.
core gameplay: passable.
skills: cool.
visuals: outdated.
I almost finished the game but I got lazy
very fun and interesting history, powers and guns, u inject heroine and gain superpowers
amo esse jogo mas nao é la essas coisas hoje em dia
vidya classic
Was quite good when I played it, I feel like if I went back to it now it hasn't aged well. The story was pretty good, the gameplay a bit generic.
Great game
atmosphere and the city of rapture is so captivating.