BioShock™

Very fun so far, the atmosphere and just how f*cked up the people/world is instills a very good sense of dread. Admittedly, it did take until about a third through the Medical Ward for that dread to kick in for me, but that might be because this is my first ever fps game, let alone first horror game I've played where I'm given a gun. Despite that, this game is very fun and difficult, while being just do-able enough to barely scrape by (the sweet spot for horror games like this). I like how there really isn't any real penalty for dying, you simply respawn with half health at your last vitachamber and move on. The enemies' health doesn't even reset! This is a plus for me, since I haven't really played any fps games before, and kinda suck at it. This way I can just keep crawling back to the Big Daddy I was fighting over and over again until it finally dies. Yes, I know this can be a downside for some, but for me it doesn't take away the stress and tension of combat, nor the environment around me. It simply gives me an out (not an EASY out, but an out regardless) if I end up trapped in an area unprepared. Legitimately, this was the only way that I beat the first Big Daddy (JUST the first, mind you, I was NOT prepared). One pretty big downside to this game though is that the mouse movement is all kinds of f*cked up. It basically assumes you're using a controller and locks menu/UI mouse movement to one cardinal direction at a time, and enforces a fairly large deadzone where if you're not actively moving your mouse QUICKLY, your cursor won't move AT ALL. I found a user-made patch/script to fix it, but I still have to reset and fiddle around with the sensitivity values to make the game even remotely playable. I'm not talking a little bit too slow/fast either. If I just enter the game without editing the sensitivity in the game files, my mouse-view will be so slow that I have to drag my mouse across my entire desk at least twice before my character finally turns to look to his left. There are ways to fix this, but you should really make sure to research how other people fixed this, and not for Remastered either, but the original SPECIFICALLY. The remaster does things differently apparently. But once you've set up the mouse fixes, it's a fantastic experience. Well worth the headache of setting up every time you want to sit down and play. (Yes, exiting the game resets the mouse sensitivity issue) Come to think of it, I think the sensitivity issue only happens with an external mouse. If you're using a controller or a built-in trackpad, you should be just fine.

Immer noch schoen zu spielen 2007

old games

lito siste

jogão super recomendo

Masterpiece