
BioShock is a shooter unlike any other, loaded with unique weapons and tactics. Complete with an arsenal of revolvers, shotguns, and grenade launchers, players will be forced to genetically modify their DNA to become an even deadlier weapon.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Japanese*, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 646 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Themes across 643 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
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классика
Es super bueno , muy adictivo y sirve para apagar cerebro , no hay q pensar mucho.
Ótimo jogo, mas a cada cinco minutos eu sou perfurado vivo por um Pai Grande e sua broca gigante gostosa... faz parte da experiência.
jogasso slk
My favorite part was when Ryan went "It's BioShockin' time" and then proceeded to Bioshock all over the place. Would you kindly tell me the truth and admit this is an unfunny joke for me lol I just copy and pasted my review on the og version lol.
Story – 8.5/10 BioShock's story is one of its strongest features. The way it tells its story through the environment and audio logs works really well, and there are several moments where I found myself just standing still to listen to conversations unfold. It keeps you invested without constantly interrupting the gameplay, and the atmosphere of Rapture makes every new area interesting to explore. Gameplay – 6.5/10 The combat is fun, especially when combining weapons and plasmids, but it becomes repetitive after a while. Fighting the same enemy types over and over starts to wear thin. The research camera is an interesting mechanic, although taking photos of Little Sisters feels pretty weird. It's a unique idea, but that part never sat right with me. I played my first playthrough on the hardest difficulty, and I actually enjoyed the challenge. It forced me to stay mobile during fights instead of standing still and tanking damage, which kept combat more engaging throughout most of the game. Hacking & Safes The hacking minigame is a creative replacement for traditional lockpicking systems and fits the setting well. Economy The game also throws an excessive amount of healing items at you, along with way too much money. On top of that, your wallet is surprisingly small. One trip to a U-Invent or vending machine can empty your wallet, and before you know it, it's full again. It never really feels like you earned the money because the game constantly floods you with cash. As for the safes, the balance feels off near the end of the game. Many of them are barely worth opening, and paying over $200 to instantly unlock one when an Auto Hack costs around $60 makes almost no sense. Even on the hardest difficulty, it often felt too easy to survive by constantly healing while using the classic shock-and-whack strategy. A little more resource scarcity would have made the difficulty feel more meaningful. Overall BioShock Remastered is still a really good game, with mechanics that feel unique compared to most modern games. I'm happy I picked it up on sale, and I enjoyed it a lot. The gameplay can become very repetitive, so I didn't really find much reason to revisit older areas unless you're going for achievements. The economy and resource balance also make the hardest difficulty easier than expected. Even so, the unforgettable setting, atmosphere, and narrative make it a game that's absolutely worth playing.
shocked me till i returned to the earth. 9/10
I cant recommend this over the original. I've tried to play it on multiple different computers with sufficient hardware and I have never been able to play it. It is a super buggy mess and I've always found it to be very unstable. The original may not always be as pretty, but it still looks great and is far more stable than the remaster. Go play it if you haven't its something everyone should play at least once.
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