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Functionally useless. You're lucky to get the game started up at all on PC, if you even try to run it with mods good luck to you, the launcher crashes within seconds of starting and the formatting is so poor it's more likely to freeze before you even click a single button.

Crashes too frequently, lost all the saves, and now won't even start up. Not worth any price at this point. Stick to regular Bioshock 2.

A classic, a fantastic game where the writing shines through and makes you care for the characters as you explore the world and the hubworlds.

I can't say much more because you've all already probably played the game or heard the things.

Gunplay however is a bit weak.

That and this review was made to complete a list for the summer sale.

The Steam version of blender. How to sum up in a few words?

Key commands are not working.

19 Files not found and will be reaquired, every time.

Can't do anything because of that.

This thing is broken.

A atmospheric game that continues to scare me, even on the same level. This game has a lot going for it, but the atmosphere is the strongest thing about it, and why I keep coming back.

That and the fun awkward translation.

A fun short DLC that is all the stronger for it. Giving you the power to build your own robot companions and modify existing ones, which is in fact highly satisfying. Only downside is that the story is a bit predictible and short but a minor problem considering the content that was given.

Aeiou.

The game is a silly mess of people using the Text-To-Spech Device to say silly things. That is all I need.

Bioshock Infinite is the kind of game that makes you wonder "What the hell did I just sit through" and then go back to do it again. The gameplay is a bit modern (with a lack of Regen health thankfully) but it fits the idea of a fast paced on the move action adventure, where you constantly have to switch out weapons to better fit the situation.

The story itself is beautiful. A twisted carnival of turns and constant subversions.

The Bioshock series does what it does best and deconstructs typical story devices. I'd say if you have the time and don't mind the mind screw or the gameplay, give it a try.

Dishonored is a fun game to play, it is difficult but rewarding, each Non-lethal takedown helps to cement the fact that you want to change the world, not take let it die on your rampage of revenge. But that being said the High-chaos setting can be a bit bleak, hopefully in the future there will be more shades of grey.

But regardless, the game is fun to play, and the characters are interesting.