Vanilla game is not great, although it could be more polished. In cut-scenes and staged moments, the soundtrack emphasizes the drama of happening things, continuing the "The Ocean on His Shoulders" style and. Ah, that music! Sometimes excellent licensed jazz plays in the gameplay, and the OST itself is not worse, for example, the melody of the rescue of the last sister in the location from the mollusk smoothly turns to the roar of the older sister and then into fight music. At least, one of the first locations of Rapture that we find ourselves in is a museum that tells about the building of Rapture and the values of its founder, which he so wanted to instill in the citizens of the underwater utopia. But by the way, audio recordings are not the only way to present a narrative. Audio diaries reveal a lot of information about political Lamb and Ryan's fights, about the plans of the first one, about people and their thoughts, and etc. What deserves special praise is the deepening of the lore by the developers without the ideological inspirer of the first game – Ken Levin. Such a drama, such a sad denouement at the end, this can't be spoiled, it’s a damn sin to spoil it, practically on a same level with MGS3, and, this is a must for acquaintance. Everything has its own history behind it, and everything is interesting to explore.
Elite and poor districts, the secret part of Rapture, laboratories. The locations are large and, what can't be taken away from Bioshock series, they are interesting. Let me remind you that in the original Bioshock, after the photo, appears an unambiguous, gradually filling band. Their research with the camera has deepened, now it shoots video and requires original kill records from you, and it also makes sense, at least for the sake of tonics and damage bonuses, but tracking is but tracking progress is not so convenient now, you need to constantly go to the progress menu. Yes, they made the episode before the finale of the Bioshock 1 a permanent gameplay feature, and then they also made a pathetic DLC from this, but more on that later.Įnemies have increased from the original, new daddies, splicers-tanks, older sisters have appeared. torment them a little longer (and rather yourself), briefly, you can now collect Adam, protecting the little sister from A LOTS of enemies. It's just a QTE now, not strange plumber mini-game.ītw, now, after a showdown with big daddies, the sisters can not only be immediately harvest or rescued, but also, well. Oh, yeah(2), new hacking is also bacome more dinamic. Oh, yeah, game now is much more linear than Bioshock 1. Okay, the hell am I talking about, maybe after DOOM Eternal something moved in my mind. And as much as 3 "Power to People" stations to spend on this, knowing that all the stations will not be enough for all the improvements for all of the weapons, isn't it stupid? It's only stupider to add this to the game as a developer. oh i mean with a rivet gun, and even at maximum improvement, it takes longer to kill a splicer than a micro-burst from a machine gun.
Damn, I tried to beat the game with only one toothpi. 2 of the 3 available modes of some guns are simply useless with the advancement in the game, and the last shooting mode is exceptional. In terms of weapons, the sequel does not betray the principles of good immersims: shooting is awful.
The gameplay has become much more dynamic, due to the fact that now you don’t have to switch between firearms and plasmids, and also, due to the drill, which allows you to make jerks with unrealistic speed. What a sequel should be: superior and evolving from the original, complementing and deepening it.
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