BioShock

At first it was the art style that drew me in, but after actually playing it, I realized its appeal goes far beyond that. On top of its distinctive Art Deco aesthetic and countless imaginative ideas, BioShock tells an incredibly engaging story. Through the main campaign and the audio diaries scattered all over Raptu…

The ORIGINAL you might say. I refuse to play the Remaster as I've heard nothing but bad things, so I recently came back to revisit this title and play it for a friend. I love this game. The atmosphere. Andrew Ryan whispering in my ear. Sander Cohen being more of a flamboyant diva than I could ever hope to be. I don'…

The game worked fine (occasional crashes but restarting the game resolved them) until I got to Fort Frolic. Once I got to taking elevator to Sander Cohen, I attempted to save the game which resulted in a game crash. Since then the game started to crash after only a few seconds of playing it (just moving around or tr…

This is one of the game juggernauts of the late 2000. The setting, ideas, concepts... absurdly new and unheard of, basically starting a new "ganre" if you will. Playing it 19 years after release, I still remember what made the game amazing and what faults the game had. This is a one and done kind of game, after you…

PLlaying this in 2026 over RDR2 and Cyber Punk. Many wont get it. Its not all about graphics

Heya folks, Shaun here, and I’m finally back with a new review! I’ve been taking a bit of a break from completing games, hence the delay since the last one. This time, I’ve finished replaying the original release of BioShock by 2K Boston, 2K Australia and 2K. So, I’ve now completed both the original version, and the…