Played through them all again myself this year and just finished the Burial at Sea DLC last week. I'm having a total love affair with Bioshock Infinite, I think it's my all time favourite game - I actually ordered the POP vinyl figure of Elizabeth and put it inside my PC case on top of the PSU housing!
I think it's aged brilliantly. I do play a lot of older games so dated graphics don't bother me in the slightest - perhaps I should state that as some context. However, I still found the 2 main female vampire characters in the game to be smoking hot so surely that says something for the graphics!It's thought by many, that the only reason the game isn't better known and regarded as one of greatest RPG games of all time, is that it was quite broken when it was released and the studio went bust shortly after the patch they released which still didn't fix some of the bugs. However the game now has a perfect unofficial patch and what's known as the plus patch which even adds new maps and quests. Best to purchase the GOG version of the game which comes bundled with the unofficial patch. You definitely won't regret getting this game - it's a truly immersive and unique experience.
Only on easy as well. I managed it with the kestrel. I ended the game with 8 crew so 6 were manning things and 2 for teleporting and causing trouble that way. I got lucky with weapon pickups and ended up with 2 burst laser mark IIs and 2 heavy lasers. The burst lasers take a couple of seconds later to wind up than the heavy lasers, but it meant that I could charge them all fairly close together and then hit the enemy with 8 shots at once so even with 3 layers of shields and decent evasion I got a lot of hits in. I binned off my missile weapons because once you hit enemies with defence drones they're hard to use well - you need teleporting bombs at that point. I also got fed up of getting stuffed with no missiles when I was depending on them.
Has to be done! Contemplating my second play through myself - going to try and hold off a bit little bit longer...
I've never heard of that one so thanks for the recommendation - I'll be sure to check it out.Give The Park a play through, it has one area that when you've gone through to the end & opened a door, you're back at the start, but things changed a little.
You go through the door a few times & things keep changing until the final time where it's nightmarish
Great game too, although only short.
Claiming the story line is rubbish can only mean they didn't understand it. To be fair, it can be difficult to follow the first time around - I had to watch some explanation videos myself to fully grasp it but oh boy once you realise the full picture it is truly mind blowing. Do you know of any other games with this level of writing? The only one I can think of that came kind of close was Quantum Break. Although Firewatch has a brilliantly hidden story that requires a bit of thought and reflection to fully appreciate - it's another one that really impresses once you grasp it though - definitely worth checking out if you haven't already...
I should have mentioned the new Wolfenstein games also: The New Order and Old Blood - both are brilliant FPS games but the concept/story in the New Order is outstanding.Thanks for that, I'll take a look.
No combat isn't an issue - Layers of Fear was the same, I actually enjoyed the fact there was no combat - made for a nice break from the norm.Just one heads up about The Park. It's not got combat, it's more along the lines of Dear Esther. A walking sim', but spooky fun.
If you've ever played Secret World, apparently it takes part in that game world. I haven't, but the game still made sense as it's a stand alone story
Yeah it looks a great game that - are there any plans to bring this to PC?
You won't have to wait too long, GOG regularly have it on sale.Ah It's £15 on both GOG and Steam, will wait till it comes down in price.
