Step back into the beautiful and unforgettable world of Rapture in BioShock 2, the next installment in the franchise that has won more than 50 Game of the Year Awards. BioShock 2 provides players with the perfect blend of explosive First Person Shooter combat and compelling storytelling to form one of 2009’s most highly anticipated titles.
Multiplayer in BioShock 2 provides a rich prequel experience that expands the origins of the BioShock fiction. Set during the fall of Rapture, players assume the role of a Plasmid test subject for Sinclair Solutions, a premier provider of Plasmids and Tonics in the underwater city of Rapture that was first explored in the original BioShock. Players will need to use all the elements of the BioShock toolset to survive as the full depth of the BioShock experience is refined and transformed into a unique multiplayer experience that can only be found in Rapture.
Features:
* Visceral combat reaches new levels of exhilaration. New elements, such as the ability to dual-wield weapons and new plasmids, bring new depth and dimension to each encounter.
* Return to Rapture: Set 10 years after the events of the original BioShock, the story continues with a deeper, more intense journey through one of the most captivating and terrifying fictional worlds ever created.
* You Are the Big Daddy: Take control of BioShock’s signature and iconic symbol and experience the power and raw strength of Rapture’s most feared denizens as you battle powerful new enemies.
* Introducing the Big Sister: An evolution and hybrid of the most iconic characters in BioShock. She combines the powers the Big Daddy and the Little Sister, making her a fearsome, brutal antagonist.
* Continuation of the Award-Winning Narrative: New and unique storytelling devices serve as the vehicle for the continuation of one of gaming’s most unique and acclaimed storylines.
* Underwater Exploration Changes the Landscape: For the first time, explore the ocean floor and experience life outside of Rapture.
* Multiplayer: The addition of exhilarating multiplayer! The most anticipated new feature, as requested by feedback from our fans and and extensive brand research.
* Evolution of the genetically enhanced shooter – Earn experience points during gameplay to earn access to new Weapons, Plasmids and Tonics that can be used to create hundreds of different combinations, allowing players to develop a unique character that caters to their playing style.
* Extend the Rapture fiction – Players will step into the shoes of Rapture citizens and learn more about the fall of Rapture as they progress through the experience.
* See Rapture before the fall – Experience Rapture before it was reclaimed by the ocean and engage in combat over iconic environments in locations such as Kashmir Restaurant and Mercury Suites, all of which have been reworked from the ground up to deliver a fast-paced multiplayer experience.
* FPS veterans add their touch to the multiplayer experience – Digital Extremes brings more than 10 years of first person shooter experience including development of award-winning entries in the Unreal and Unreal Tournament franchise.
yea.....they should release Bioshock 2 + 3 before deciding on 3-4 sequels. I think the thing that made Bioshock awesome was the depth of the game, like the audio recordings. That type of thing must have taken years to implement. The first game was delayed numerous times, and for good reason. It sounds like they ARE trying to "cash in" as they deny.
i tried the demo and lilked it but i never finished the full game and sold it. It was one of those games where you have too much to do. You spend a lot of time upgrading your char, his specs etc, and i really don't like that in games.
it's too bad because i really liked the environment and atmosphere of the world and was really interested, but i usually play for 30min (max 1h) at a time. and bioshock wasn't made to be played that way
I'm one of the few people that never finished the first Bioshock.. I didn't think it was a bad game, i just lost interest...
Perhaps it was the awkward controls. I ended up finishing it but didn't care much for the story and I didnt feel great afterward.
Bioshock is one of those games that I feel like im SUPPOSED to like but I just didn't enjoy it all that much. Especially in that enclosed garden level. It was confusing and annoying.
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i like how ppl bitch about complexity of bioshock, now wonder most nowadays games are so dumb down and degraded
they were saying it's too simple, not too complex...unless your talking about somewhere else. Personally I like the originiality, and whole dark awkward feeling that makes it different from other games.
But yeah more open ended and varied environments would be aweseommme.
i like how ppl bitch about complexity of bioshock, now wonder most nowadays games are so dumb down and degraded
they were saying it's too simple, not too complex...unless your talking about somewhere else.
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i tried the demo and lilked it but i never finished the full game and sold it. It was one of those games where you have too much to do. You spend a lot of time upgrading your char, his specs etc, and i really don't like that in games.
it's too bad because i really liked the environment and atmosphere of the world and was really interested, but i usually play for 30min (max 1h) at a time. and bioshock wasn't made to be played that way
Bioshock was way too simplified for my taste. I hope the second one will be a bit more complex and offer more RPG elements.
Yeah, I'd love more complexity as well, also, I'd like some more exploration options.
Imagine having a more open/free roaming concept to Bioshock. Not saying it should be massive like gta or fallout 3, but large city parts that you explore, and like 50% of the place is unrelated to the quest or mission you're on, but can still reward you for exploring. Wouldn't that be awesome? Bioshock had a little bit of side exploring, but it was still a very linear game, though imo, it was good linear.
But still, damn, Rapture has so much potential as a semi free roaming city.
nice idea, but - sadly - it probably wouldn't work. you either make fallout or FEAR, everything else just ends up crappy or with a development time of around 10 years (and maybe gets scrapped). not that i'm against games breaking new ground, but i'd rather have a solid, focused one that knows that it wants to be instead of a failed experiment where the devs set their goals too high.
Maybe no in the scope of fallout or gta but more puzzles using things in the environment combining them,more exploring,more moments just to stop and see the enviorments,not another dummy shot and run.
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