BioShock™ Remastered

好玩，但是闪退掉了档直接白玩有点心累

Few video games have blurred the line between interactive entertainment and genuine storytelling as effectively as BioShock. Released in 2007, Ken Levine and Irrational Games created something that feels less like a traditional first-person shooter and more like a playable science-fiction horror film. The game begins with a plane crash in the middle of the Atlantic. The player controls Jack, who discovers a mysterious lighthouse that leads to the underwater city of Rapture. What initially appears to be a technological utopia soon reveals itself as a nightmare—a decaying city filled with political conflict, genetic experimentation, and people driven to madness. Rapture is the game's real star. Its Art Deco architecture, dark corridors, leaking pipes, propaganda posters, and haunting underwater atmosphere make every corner feel like part of a lost civilization. The environmental storytelling is exceptional. Audio diaries, abandoned apartments, laboratories, and advertisements gradually reveal what happened to the city without constantly forcing exposition onto the player. The game's biggest achievement, however, is its examination of free will, individualism, capitalism, scientific ambition, and political ideology. Andrew Ryan isn't simply presented as a conventional villain. His philosophy shaped every aspect of Rapture, and the consequences of that philosophy are revealed in the ruined city around you. Then comes the famous twist. The phrase “Would you kindly?” transforms the player's understanding of everything that came before it. It isn't merely a plot twist; it is a commentary on the relationship between the player and the protagonist. The game asks whether the choices we make are actually ours when someone else is pulling the strings. Visually, BioShock has also aged remarkably well. Its 1940s-inspired Art Deco aesthetic gives Rapture an identity that very few fictional settings possess. The sound design and score complement the atmosphere perfectly, while the period music makes the city feel strangely beautiful despite its horrifying circumstances. The combat isn't always as memorable as the story, and some gameplay systems can feel repetitive. But those flaws are relatively minor compared with what the game accomplishes as a complete experience. BioShock is ultimately a story about the illusion of choice—and one of the rare games that understands that the person holding the controller is part of the story. A masterpiece of video-game storytelling and a defining work of 2000s science fiction.

리마스터가 아니라 그냥 그대로 화면만 늘려놓은것과 다를바 없어 보이며, 그래픽의 세밀한 옵션이 부족하다. 버그가 존재한다. 전투시 사망할 경우 그동안 모았던 회복약과 마나약이 초기화 되는 경우와 스킬을 사용하는 F1, F2, F3, , ,에서 슬롯 설정을 해도 바뀌지 않는 경우등 문제가 있다. 오히려 오리지널만 못한것 아닌가 하는 의구심이 계속 생긴다. It feels like this is nothing more than the original game with the screen resolution stretched, rather than a proper remaster. The lack of detailed graphical options is also disappointing. There are still bugs present. For example, when you die during combat, the health kits and EVE hypos you have collected up to that point may be reset, and there are cases where the slot settings for the abilities used with F1, F2, F3, etc. do not change even after being adjusted. I keep wondering whether this version is actually worse than the original.

Honestly its a solid game and the grind really hooks you at first Unfortunately after a few hours you notice that the content runs out of steam and some mechanics are really clunky. It's decent but youre better off getting it on sale

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