This review contains spoilers
"And in the end, what was your reward? You never said, but I think I know: a family."
So this is what happens when a bunch of libertarian nerds get together and do something.
The game was alright, the gameplay isn't bad by any means but it's nothing revolutionizing. I love the idea of Rapture and how it's presented but i wasn't really captured by the levels, i 100% would love to have a concept art book.
Plot wise it was pretty good but i kinda went in knowing Atlas wasn't a real person so it wasn't engaging enough, that is until it's revealed. I thought it was some Snowpiercer kinda thing (where the leader stages the revolt), so seeing the actual truth was really good SPECIALLY when they reveal the truth about the MC that was really unexpected so that + the good ending bump up the score to a 4/5.
And speaking of, the good ending is soooo good. watching the cinematic of you giving this poor girls the life you never had, letting them be normal after the hell they went through culminating in having a real family what perfect ending, like Dr Tenenbaum said: "a reward".
So this is what happens when a bunch of libertarian nerds get together and do something.
The game was alright, the gameplay isn't bad by any means but it's nothing revolutionizing. I love the idea of Rapture and how it's presented but i wasn't really captured by the levels, i 100% would love to have a concept art book.
Plot wise it was pretty good but i kinda went in knowing Atlas wasn't a real person so it wasn't engaging enough, that is until it's revealed. I thought it was some Snowpiercer kinda thing (where the leader stages the revolt), so seeing the actual truth was really good SPECIALLY when they reveal the truth about the MC that was really unexpected so that + the good ending bump up the score to a 4/5.
And speaking of, the good ending is soooo good. watching the cinematic of you giving this poor girls the life you never had, letting them be normal after the hell they went through culminating in having a real family what perfect ending, like Dr Tenenbaum said: "a reward".