I wouldn’t say I loved it, but I loved the setting. I was never a hater though, solid enough game.

I really liked bioshock 3. Its great

I really like BioShock Infinite and the ending was top notch. Still haven’t played the Burial at Sea DLC yet, which seems like madness really. Got my beady eye on those Switch ports.

Raiziel wrote:

I really like BioShock Infinite and the ending was top notch. Still haven’t played the Burial at Sea DLC yet, which seems like madness really. Got my beady eye on those Switch ports.

Yeah, when they hit a chalice they are mine

regmcfly wrote:

They're apparentl £32 on TheGameCollection who are 100% reliable and often ship before.

Tempting, but comes out same day as Xenoblade, so might as well wait for a price drop on BioShock. I wonder how many of the games are on the cart.

Wookienopants wrote:

Paging Muggins!

It was really his advocating for the game that made me finally sit down and play it. He was certainly in my thoughts when I was wandering through the city in the opening section.

I completed it a couple of weeks ago for the first time.
The combat is indeed good, especially when whats her face can use tears.

Overall though while I enjoyed the game I found it always slightly lesser than what was offered in the previous games.

Colombia is gorgeous but soulless (all be it somewhat purposefully) whereas Rapture was a character in itself with a story arc.

Mr Handy was no Big Daddy, the Songbird no Big Sister.

Generally again the plot was good, certainly offered more than many other games but didn't get me like Bioshock 1 did.

Its a good game though much better than I gave it credit for on release.

Tbh I thought the story was pap. Just enjoyed Sky hooking using powers and guns and looking at the setting. But agree Rapture was a better overall experience.

I think it would be a great game for a remaster. Add far more to the city, make it bigger, more verticality, more people.

Quite enjoyed the Bioshock trilogy. Settings for all the games are striking due to the art nouveau visual style. The third was great too even if I would've liked a more open world to explore. At that point in time with that level of detail probably too much to ask for. Gameplay is okayish but it's the narrative that sticks with you. Lots of criticism towards libertarian capitalism and its excessiveness, past and present which includes slavery. Not many people care for that as they just want to get on and shoot stuff but at least the devs are kind of trying to stimulate the grey matter.

Would love to see an update with a more open world and more open style of play. Rapture/ Colombia as an open world complete with inhabitants and an oddball culture to interact with would be amazeballs.