BioShock™ 2 Remastered

it's more of bioshock 1 but this time you get to play as big daddy. a few new enemy variety, a few new guns, and a few new zones in Rapture for you to explore. there are several quality of life changes like the hacking minigame overhaul, perk system overhaul, adam is easy to find so you can experiment with your character build, etc.. most if not all of the story is told through characters talking to you through a radio and audio logs scattered throughout the world, which was my biggest complaint with the first game. going into bioshock 2 i was hoping the storytelling method would be different but it is more or less the same as bioshock 1. even when you do run into important characters in-game, they are locked behind some glass screen or bs of the sort, which is lame as hell. also, i found myself not giving af about chloe lamb in this game. bioshock 1 was special to me because of the mystique behind rapture and I wanted to keep playing the game to discover andrew ryan's motives and why/how he built this massive underwater city. chloe lamb's character in bioshock 2 takes the focus away from rapture and I found myself annoyed at lamb's character continuously going 'look at ho…

Good Game

BioShock 2 is one of those sequels that deserves far more credit than it originally received. While the first BioShock introduced players to the unforgettable underwater nightmare of Rapture, BioShock 2 expands that world into something darker, more personal, and surprisingly emotional. Playing as Subject Delta gives the story a completely different perspective. Instead of being an ordinary outsider discovering Rapture, Delta is directly connected to its history—and, more importantly, to Eleanor Lamb. Their relationship becomes the game's emotional heart. And Sarah Bolger absolutely deserves praise for her performance as Eleanor Lamb. Eleanor could easily have been written as nothing more than a damsel waiting to be rescued. Still, Bolger's voice performance gives her personality, vulnerability, intelligence, and, eventually, a frightening sense of independence. Her transformation throughout the story is one of BioShock 2's most memorable aspects. Eleanor also contrasts sharply with her mother, Sofia Lamb. Sofia believes that the individual should sacrifice themselves for the collective, while Eleanor gradually develops her own understanding of morality and personal freedo…

8.8/10

An amazing sequel to an amazing franchise. 10/10 When the crashes are fixed.

More water, psycho Lamb, wet. Nice game.