Игрок 3326·Рекомендует·45 ч в игре

你强迫她产生了自我意识，你折断了她的翅膀，这就是你给她的礼物，就像她希望的那样 2010年，也就是1发售的三年后，由2K工作室单独开发的生化奇兵2，在1的优秀基础上重新改进了战斗系统，并且在补充1剧本细节后，重新对于海底这座销魂城续写了一个后记，主角从一代的普普通通坠机者变成了玩家们前期恐惧的大老爹，正是由于这一性质让玩家们感觉2像是1的大型DLC，实际上2本身自己的故事已然足够感人，纵然没有1主角那样的惊天大伏笔也依然是玩家们心中的大老爹 最值得夸奖的自然是其大幅改进的战斗系统，比起1的出戏通水管和当香港记者冲到别人脸上拍拍熊，2的射击体验确实优化了很多，实时的判定滚动条和开摄像机咔咔一顿录，可以说重点就在于解决掉实时战斗中出现的不利，在任意环节都能流畅体验 游戏本体剧情的目的非常明显，找到自己的小女儿否则就会昏迷，这一点纵然单调但是游戏本身也是线性叙事，算是相互合拍，主线路上将会遇到的三个重要NPC，是否选择因为过去而杀死他们，则代表着主角现在是否尚存人性，和1讨论的自由意志有些类似，因为游戏不论是从文字还是录音都在表达这几个人是导致女儿悲剧的原因之一，如果没有认真阅读或者简单听了一些对话，实际上在经历高强度的战斗后，面对求饶状态的他们是很容易下手杀死的，只有真正考虑时间和事件发展脉络后，才能放弃仇恨选择给予他们救赎，而这正是游戏好结局中提到的真正的乌托邦不是哪一个地方，而是我们这一以人为本的乐观向上的道德理念 在这部作品中有一位角色卡萝非常喜欢，那就是亚历山大博士，他自愿参与实验被众多活着的圣人所融合，永远考虑众人的利益不为自己而活，为众人的福祉马不停蹄，这样一位大公无私为民奉献的博士最后变成了一堆偏执的肉球，且对自己将要崩溃之事有预料地请求主角来杀死自己，经常在众多影视和游戏中能看见这样一位角色，他们带着这样那样理想的标签而最后都迫于现实从而疯狂 爱不过是一种化学物质，是我们赋予了它意义 自我意志是一种诅咒，你诅咒了那些人 邪恶不过是文字游戏，它的表象之下，只有痛苦而已

Игрок 6273·Рекомендует·32 ч в игре

Worked fine on the steam machine and with the steam controller, however there was at least two crashes I experienced so as always remember to save often. Short version: 7.3/10, loved the water, Dionysus Park was my favorite area. Would say its ironic that the movies plan for this series haven't been fully developed, people would enjoy the story and the connection between Delta and Eleanor. Achievementwise - 15-30 hours to 100%. Its doable would recommend two playthroughs First one easy for the story and collectables then the hardest. There is no new game plus so you start fresh everytime, but you can easy speedrun through it. The remastered doesn't have multiplayer achievements so keep this in mind on if you wanna play the og version or this one. There is one missable! The protector trails is a bit grindy so I say take a break before playing both dlcs, since both together is like 8-10 hours depends on the skill level you have during the trails. Longer/word vomit version: Spoiler warning for both BioShock 1 and 2. Definitely an amazing sequel, since it stays in line with the first game. when you learn the behind the scenes during the development time, you will understand how neat it was that we even got an good game knowing there was different management involved. Storywise its pretty good nothing too crazy and still leaves you some ideas to ponder about. They right all in with the Little Sisters and Big Daddys plot, which was continue to get interesting. And while the level design of saving about three lil sis and then protecting them when they drain adam in every area was fun and a was smooth returning challenge from the bioshock 1, it gets old towards the end. Its also in both dlcs which doesn't help knowing it slows down the gameplay in some was. There are tonics to help speed this up which is a +1. I will say Bioshock 2 is not as spooky as the first. Its not itll a bit before Dionysus park that the game brought back the sparkle. I for one was starting to get bored out of my mind, especially with how once again the "boss" battles are dull. For example I didn't register that I was fighting the preacher till the end of the fight because he look like every other splicer, since I was just speeding along to find the next audio log. Side note I think the audio logs were done amazingly like , they gave you way more lore, in sight of the people's lives and all the downfalls Rapture experienced. A good example is how they finally example how the chambers worked in the first game adding to more connection between the two games. Once Lamb floods the church area, the air of the game changes for good. One reason for me is that it brought back the wonder and awe in how Andrew Ryan was able to not only think of how to build rapture but how he convinced all these different and smart minded people into living there and to continue alot of their life's works there too. Visually this part is cool and yes its because of the water dynamics and the use of it to keep the story moving on. The fact that knowing water doesn't hurt our mc, but was still able to be use to created challenges shows how creative this game is. Keep in mind, the whole time we physically have control over Delta, he keeps his helmet and allows the UI to let us be emerge with how Daddys see the world through, and the design doesn't get in the way since it only borders slightly. Back to the flooding scene, I will say the screaming coming from the enemies, while the water raises and seeing a splicer on the ceiling actually panic with dialogue lines added so much to the scariness of the event. The sound quality of Bioshock 2 is top tier if not one of the best in video games ever. Even underwater sessions are good, like you get to hear the suit clanking around and the difference in breathing by where you are. You also hear the clink sounds of when the water drops hit the suit. With the loading screens you can sit there and listen to the songs fully play out before hitting the continue button, some songs fit in line with theme the area is suppose to be. Being a lil sister was neat since we get to see the world through their eyes and how the successful the scientist were to blocking out the cruelness of the reality so that the lil sisters stay working vs freaking out over what they were really doing. For example blood trails are changed to rose petal trails, and everywhere is ballroom, warmed lighted, and clean like. I will say I wish we could have seen more of the big sister transformations, even though its the same the Big daddy's. Hacking is alot better in this game compare to the first, but I think bioshocks hacking mini was more in tune lookwise towards the world. Endings wise, pretty decent your choices matter. Seeing how Eleanor will treat Sofia Lamb base on your choices was neat. Kinda confused to why we was on the outside while they was in the inside but to does add to the whats happening factor. There are a few people who didn't get really mention leaving that open to imagination. Sinclair's ending while sad also didn't impact me since he didn't really do anything gamewise other than tell us what the next task is or in my case repeat the same dialogue the other npcs told me to do but I wanted to explore a bit more. Dlcs wise Minerva's Den is a great addition to the series lore and has a good ending towards its own story. The Protector Trials in I didn't care for since its just combat, however its decent for the people who just wants shoot stuff basically a little randomizer.

Игрок 3937·Не рекомендует·4 ч в игре

Love this game, but unfortunately the remastered version is not really "remastered" as save files can easily be corrupted. Game is fine, but you'll have to save every 5-10 minutes manually unless you want to risk losing a save file to corruption which happened to me. Doubt they'd fix it anytime soon, but losing 3-4 hours worth of progress because a save file corruption is enough for me to not recommend this game. Stick with the original Bioshock 2, not the remastered

Игрок 8866·Не рекомендует·3 ч в игре

A crash made me lose >1h of progress. Crashes aside, apparently autosaving once or twice every map (or after certain events like rescuing a little sister) is too much to ask.

Игрок 5231·Не рекомендует·6 ч в игре

The game crashes approximately every 30 minutes. Sometimes you have a good run without crashes for nearly an hour, the other day it crashes every few minutes. The game only saves if you enter a new chapter, which can lead to losing hours of progress if the game suddenly crashes. I would have loved to play this game to the end, but I'm running out of patience. The amount of crashes with no fixes is no fun. What a shame.

Игрок 1548·Не рекомендует·9 ч в игре

BioShock 2 is a strange sequel for me because, in many ways, it is clearly a better game than the first one, but it also carries over one of the main problems I had with BioShock while introducing a technical issue that eventually made me stop playing. The first thing I noticed was how much better the presentation feels. Rapture still has the same distinctive visual identity, but BioShock 2 looks noticeably better and the cutscenes are more detailed and better integrated into the experience. The game feels like a more polished production overall, and the difference becomes even more obvious when comparing it directly with the first game. The gameplay is also more enjoyable this time. Playing as a Big Daddy changes the way combat feels, and the game makes several improvements to the original formula without completely abandoning what made BioShock recognisable. I found the moment-to-moment gameplay more satisfying, and there is a better sense of progression as you gain new abilities and become more comfortable with the mechanics. The biggest improvement for me, however, is the dialogue and voice acting. This was one of my main criticisms of the first game, where conversations often felt lifeless and characters rarely created the emotional connection the story was trying to establish. BioShock 2 feels much more natural in this area. The characters have more emotion in their voices, the dialogue fits the atmosphere of Rapture better and the writing feels more convincing. Conversations no longer feel like they exist purely to deliver information before the next section of gameplay, which makes the world itself feel more alive. At the same time, the sequel still struggles with something that bothered me throughout the first game: giving me a strong reason to care about the world and my place inside it. BioShock 2 does provide more context at the beginning, but I still spent a large part of the game wondering what my character actually wanted and why I should become emotionally invested in what was happening around me. You start as a Big Daddy, survive what should have been your death and are eventually given the objective of protecting the Little Sisters. The immediate goal is understandable, but the personal motivation behind it is much less clear. Why does this matter so much to my character? What does he actually want beyond protecting these children? Where exactly do I fit into the larger conflict taking place in Rapture? These are questions the game takes too long to answer, and because of that, I once again felt like I was being asked to care about a world before the story had given me enough reason to care. This is disappointing precisely because the writing itself is better. BioShock 2 clearly improves how characters speak and how scenes are presented, but stronger dialogue cannot completely solve a narrative structure that still struggles to establish the player's personal connection to the story. The first game had the same issue for me, and I was hoping the sequel would take the opportunity to build that connection much earlier. There are also some smaller changes that made the transition from the first game less comfortable than it needed to be. The keyboard shortcuts are different, so I had to change several controls because I was already used to the previous layout. It is not an important problem by itself, but it is the kind of unnecessary change that makes the sequel feel less consistent when playing both games close together. Unfortunately, the Remastered version also introduced a technical problem that I could not simply overlook. The game crashed multiple times during my playthrough, and the consequences were much worse than simply having to restart the game. Saves were not always reliable afterwards. I could manually save, including using the quick save function, continue playing and then have the game crash later, only to find that the save was no longer available and that I had lost part of my progress. That completely changes how I see the technical problems because I was no longer dealing with an occasional crash. I was losing progress that I had already saved and being forced to repeat sections of the game because the Remastered version failed to preserve that progress properly. Once that happens repeatedly, it becomes difficult to focus on the actual game because part of the experience is spent worrying about whether the next save will still exist after the next crash. I know there are community fixes and possible workarounds for these problems, but I am not interested in spending more time trying to repair a remaster that should have been stable in the first place. BioShock 2 Remastered has been available for years, and these save and crash issues have been reported by other players as well. Even if there is an easy fix, I should not have to modify files or install unofficial solutions just to make a game preserve my progress correctly. Because of that, I decided to stop playing this version. I may eventually play the original BioShock 2 instead, but I have no interest in going back to the Remastered version after already spending enough time dealing with crashes and lost progress. I have other games to play, and at some point you have to decide whether continuing to troubleshoot an old remaster is actually worth your time. That is what makes BioShock 2 particularly frustrating for me. There is a genuinely better game underneath these problems. The gameplay is more enjoyable than the first one, the presentation has improved, the cutscenes are stronger and the dialogue and voice acting are a clear step forward. At the same time, the sequel never completely fixes the narrative problem that prevented me from connecting with the first game, and the technical state of the Remastered version eventually stopped me from finishing it. I still think BioShock 2 deserves a 6/10 because the improvements are real and I enjoyed playing it more than the first game. My criticism is not based on whether I personally liked the direction of the sequel. It is based on whether the systems, writing and technical execution actually work for the experience the game is trying to provide. When something works, I have no problem recognising it. When something fails, especially when it directly affects my ability to continue playing, I have to take that into account as well. 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Игрок 0806·Не рекомендует·10 ч в игре

Solid game bad port the game keep crashing at the last chapter idk why I had to play 2 hours twice just for the game to crash and for some reason there is no auto save so you have to guess when the game is going to crash to manually save the game After saving the game you might think you can start the game after it crashes an play again right ? Nooo!!! its going to crash again

Игрок 0345·Рекомендует·14 ч в игре

Вообще не понимаю людей, что вторую часть считай забыли и боготворят первую как фиг пойми что, ведь во второй части все удобнее в плане геймплея: новая мини-игра взлома всего и вся на реакцию +поощрение если успеваешь тыкнуть в бонус, устройство дистанционного взламывания - больше идти там к турелям и камерам вплотную необязательно, тактика появляется и игра требует с этим устройством работать, использование плазмидов можно делать вместе со стрельбой одновременно и это реально круто, небольшие прогульные секции под водой за стенами восторга тоже кайф, сюжет очень клевый вышел, спасение сестричек тоже углубили что можно больше адама брать с трупов и ее надо защищать, так что хз, второй биошок ощущается удобнее и лучше и в ней мне было приятнее находиться. Дополнение сюжетное тоже кайф, прошел с удвольствием, советую пройти основную игру и дополнение самостоятельно.