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alaTest has collected and analyzed 100 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviewers really like the story. The graphics also gets good ratings, but many are less positive about the multi player mode.

Experts rate this product 86/100 and users 87/100. We analyzed these ratings, the product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the category pc games the Bioshock 2 (PC) is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 98/100 = Excellent quality.

Sequels to popular and well-reviewed games are usually eagerly awaited. After all, there's a great base to build on, we may have fallen in love with the characters, and hopefully developers will have learned enough to iron out the mistakes and deliver ...

BioShock 2 is a game that has answered critics by delivering an enjoyable experience that is actually better than its predecessor in many ways. It lacks the originality and the strength of the story twists we saw in the original, and the multiplayer - ...

It was a foregone conclusion that Bioshock was going to garner a sequel. The first title's release proved what gamers had been trying to tell the industry executives for years; high sales figures could still come from a title with an intellectual ...

Was the return to Rapture worth it? Absolutely. Although the odds seemed stacked against the developers, having to do without both Ryan and Levine, they have delivered a rich, awesome trip through one the most fantastic video game environments ever ...

When a new franchise becomes an instant classic like Bioshock did, it can be hard for developers to come up with a successful sequel that stays fresh but doesn't lose the focus of what made the original game great to start with. This can often result ...

Improved A.I makes gun battles more intense ; New enemies pose a formidable challenge ; Multiplayer is a nice addition

Some ideas feel underdeveloped ; Multiplayer lacks original game types

Multiplayer lacks original game types

You're the Daddy, but that doesn't make you the boss of Rapture…

Stunning and emotionally engaging with a gleefully sadistic tactical combat system. Bioshock 2 doesn't hit as hard as the original but it's just as much fun.

Second installment, same as the first.

The trouble is that BioShock was already a complete work; even its last hour or two felt like overkill. So the sequel is a fine shooter, but not a thought-provoking one. The world of Rapture deserves a sequel along the lines of Fallout 3—one that ...

BioShock 2 is a story-driven action experience that takes cues from the first game and expands upon combat and engagement, while holding back in far too many areas with far too few technological progressions since 2007...

You're back in Rapture; Combat is much expanded with a lot to utilise tactically; Inventive new weapons; Same sense of humour

You're too weak as a Big Daddy; Underwater sections are underwhelming; Less 'wow factor' than the first; Many plot holes; Multiplayer feels tacked on; Visually aged

First things first. A decent Bioshock 2 review just can't be done without referencing the first. It just can't. If you haven't played the first, do yourself a favour and play it before playing the second. That said, the vast majority of people ...

Bioshock 2 is a fun game. Maybe I should have mentioned that at the very beginning but I feel it's an honest and accurate way to wrap it up. There's nothing here that's groundbreaking, and if you've played the original you'll fit back into the sequel ...

It is a difficult task to create a sequel that can live up the last entry in the series, and even more so when that game is held to such high regard as Bioshock.  Bioshock took rarely discussed Ayn Rand topics and set them in a dystopia wasteland that ...

In Bioshock 2, 2K Games has created a competent sequel to a game that needed no real sequel.  It is an enjoyable trip back to a familiar place.  You have a slow-paced story that really ramps up towards the end, and the new combat mechanics add a new ...