BioShock 2

The entire Bioshock series is a breath of fresh air into the first-person genre that's currently flooded with wartime settings. The campaign in Bioshock 2 is not only engaging, but builds upon a masterful storyline introduced and loved from the original without re-engaging the major protagonists from the first game.

Not as shocking as the first game, but still a worthy sequel The first BioShock managed quite a feat: It was that rare game that both opened and closed the book on a strange, new environment. For the most part, it left very few questions unanswered,...

As the sequel to BioShock, arguably the best single player first person shooter experience since Gordon Freeman hung up his HEV suit at the end of Half Life 2 and called it a day, Bioshock 2 has an awfully big pair of shoes to fill. Set ten years...

Thanks to the increased online connectivity of modern consoles and the proliferation of high-speed broadband networks downloadable content is becoming a bigger and bigger deal these days. While many publishers use this system to create fresh...

THREE years ago, Bioshock was Digital Life's choice for Game of the Year.The good news is a second tour of the underwater city of Rapture is just as enriching, if not more dangerous, as before.Set eight years after the events of the first game,...

An accomplished game, with solid mechanics, luscious locations and a new multiplayer mode, but it’s a conservative update that lacks the impact of the original....

Bottom line, Bioshock 2 is a must play whether you ever even touched the original. While there was heartburn in the fanbase about a sequel, 2K Marin has done more than enough to satisfy the tough critics. Rapture is again a joy to visit for...

Improves upon the original but not without introducing some nagging problems of its ownProsEngaging script and voice acting; Immersive game environment; Plenty of options for mayhem;ConsDifficulty balance issue; Controlling the game on the PC version...