BioShock 2 - The Undisputed Review

BioShock 2 has a lot to live up to following the success of the original Bioshock. Bioshock 2 seems a little easier to complete than the first one but the game play is great just the, game review, same with good plot and storyline making it a great shoot em up style game but with more strategy.The game play is set in an underwater city called Rapture built by Andrew Ryan. This time you play a Big Daddy, game review, a giant armoured protector of the Little Sisters. Along your way you collect ADAM which is a substance which allows genetic modification.



You can use ADAM like, game review, currency to buy Plasmids, and Plasmids, game review, give you powers or weapons you can use against your enemies. Little Sisters are girls who remove ADAM from the dead and ingest and refine the genetic material. Other inhabitants of the city called Splicers will try to stop the Little Sisters taking, game review, the, game review,, game review, ADAM. Your role as the Bid Daddy is to protect the Little Sister from the Splicers, as you search for your particular Little Sister.



If you get bored with simply defending the Little Sisters as they drain the, game review, ADAM you can choose not, game review, to but obviously you will not get the same quantity of valuable ADAM.BioShock 2, has a single player game and multi-player mode. But the game play and plot is much the same as you roam the city you will find Plasmids to give you powers similar to the first game and your weapons much the same as the original to although now you are playing one of the Big Daddies.The game play is improved somewhat as you are exploring new areas of the city and discovering, game review, more weapons to use together as now you can fire a gun in one hand and a Plasmid in the other hand and use such as the mini turrets and trap rivets in your quest.



The game still seems to be a little, game review, less addictive at the start, maybe simply because the first BoiShock is a hard act to follow but it does pick up a bit as get further into the game but still seems to lack something of the original excitement of BioShock.To sum up, the storyline and plot to the game is great just as in the original, the multi-player mode is a positive addition and in, game review, general BioShock is well capable of becoming I would say almost as popular as the original which is something that cant be said for a lot of sequels.