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As you are no doubt aware, I am a fan of the game Bioshock.

Why am I a fan you may ask? Allow me to explain.

Bioshock has a very interesting storyline that I have not seen in a while now, considering games these days are mass produced (fucking EA and their bullshit Call of Duty) memorable characters, a vast open world to explore, interesting audio diary's that you collect as you progress through the game, and the atmosphere when you first enter the world of Bioshock makes you feel like you are in the game, quite breath taking to say the least. The gameplay is stable, although at times there can be some annoying glitches which can cause the game to freeze (at least for me, but for you I don't know.)

The game also plays music during its time period (which is during the early 1960's) and has a open range of customization for plasmids and tonic (basically spells and passive abilities) but the biggest introduction to the game is the enemy 'The Big Daddy', which I must say is an awesome designed character and fits very well to the game in its entirely. Andrew Ryan and Frank Fontaine, are also well designed characters as each view a psychological point of view on the underwater city Rapture, and how it should continue to thrive despite suffering from the civil war.

Overall, the Bioshock game definitely deserves a playthrough even if you have not played the game. Although it may not be on the same level as Skyrim, Amnesia, Metal Gear Solid, etc. However, there is no denying that Bioshock 1, 2 and possible the latest addition to the franchise Infinite certainly has a charm and flowing environment.

(Which reminds me I need to figure out how to get the shadows to appear on the floor for ragdolls...)

Description
As you are no doubt aware, I am a fan of the game Bioshock.

Why am I a fan you may ask? Allow me to explain.

Bioshock has a very interesting storyline that I have not seen in a while now, considering games these days are mass produced (fucking EA and their bullshit Call of Duty) memorable characters, a vast open world to explore, interesting audio diary's that you collect as you progress through the game, and the atmosphere when you first enter the world of Bioshock makes you feel like you are in the game, quite breath taking to say the least. The gameplay is stable, although at times there can be some annoying glitches which can cause the game to freeze (at least for me, but for you I don't know.)

The game also plays music during its time period (which is during the early 1960's) and has a open range of customization for plasmids and tonic (basically spells and passive abilities) but the biggest introduction to the game is the enemy 'The Big Daddy', which I must say is an awesome designed character and fits very well to the game in its entirely. Andrew Ryan and Frank Fontaine, are also well designed characters as each view a psychological point of view on the underwater city Rapture, and how it should continue to thrive despite suffering from the civil war.

Overall, the Bioshock game definitely deserves a playthrough even if you have not played the game. Although it may not be on the same level as Skyrim, Amnesia, Metal Gear Solid, etc. However, there is no denying that Bioshock 1, 2 and possible the latest addition to the franchise Infinite certainly has a charm and flowing environment.

(Which reminds me I need to figure out how to get the shadows to appear on the floor for ragdolls...)