"I Chose More...I Chose The Impossible...I Chose Rapture."

It all began with a plane crash and a lighthouse... BioShock has one of the most marvellous openings of any recent video game. Taking the bathysphere down to the depths and witnessing Rapture in all its Art Deco glory is something that anyone who’s played it will remember. It’s a false promise of freedom and a threat of unimaginable violence.
Playing as Jack, this outsider, this mysterious figure, walks the streets of Rapture while Atlas whispers into your ears, asking you to kindly find the tyrannical Andrew Ryan.

The gameplay is slick, I’ve always enjoyed the way it plays, and I love that cutscenes are almost non-existent. It’s just you and Rapture, and although it’s a linear game, it feels so open. There are many standout moments, the mental and bizarre artistic savagery of Sander Cohen, the surgical violence and bedlam of J.S. Steinman, the lumbering hulks that are the big daddies, the quiet whispering of the little sisters, and many more wonderful locations, that will blow you away!

One of the best games ever made.

Thanks Azumarrill for the recommendation.

I can't believe its taken me this long to play Bioshock. I love that you're given so many weapons and tools to experiment with, giving everyone the chance to find a playstyle that suits them.

I can see why this is considered one of the greats and I would argue that Rapture has to be one of the best settings in video games. Would you kindly give this game a go.

Conflicted on this a bit because I really wish it was longer. I want the other two sections on the main map please.

I think that the new direction of repeatable mini game puzzles is so fun, but I just want more.

This complaint is moot though considering the price.

I hope they continue the regular series' model as well as this score based repeatable puzzle model going forward.

Would stress out over tile game again.