BioShock 2 is a fantastic sequel to the timeless masterpiece that is BioShock. Even though it doesn't offer the "wow" factor that the first game provided in terms of setting, atmosphere, and story; it manages to deliver another memorable experience that takes place once again in Rapture but after 10 years of the events of the first game.

Gameplay wise, there are several improvements including the ability to use weapons and plasmids at the same time, new hacking minigames, and the biggest and obvious change is being able to control subject Delta, one of the first Big Daddy prototypes. There are also new variances of enemies with the Big Sisters being the new main enemy throughout the course of the game. Rapture is even more decayed compared to the game which is expected considering the time of the events.

Story-wise, this game doesn't deliver on the same level as the first one but it does have plenty of audiobooks and references that provide more life to Rapture and the BioShock universe. Dr. Lamb (the new antagonist) brings a new ideological view and relies on her clinical psychiatrist background to create a cult following that wrecked havoc across Rapture.

All in all, BioShock 2 is a great follow-up to the first game and the perfect excuse to visit Rapture once again.