This game was okay. Good at times, uninspired at others.

Let's start with the good. I liked the PVE aspect of this game quite a bit. Deciding to go guns blazing or trying to sneak around and take out people one by one was one of the more interesting parts of this game. This is helped by the fact that the game plays pretty good as well. The gun play is largely enjoyable and the driving mechanics are quality. I also appreciated the times when you took control of characters who had unique gimmicks. It opened up new ways of playing the game. It only happened two or three times, but I liked them. I won't spoil any of them, but you will know them when you see them.

Now moving on to the bad. The writing, the characters, and the story are all dogshit. The characters are uninteresting at best and flat out cringe at worst. Looking at you, Wrench. The story rarely enthralled me. It wasn't bad per se, but I never really cared. And despite my general enjoyment of the gameplay, I couldn't shake the feeling that I was just playing a worse version of GTA V with a hacking gimmick. They play fairly similarly, at least in concept, except GTA V does it way better in just about every category.

I do also want to quickly mention the games performance. It might be a small nitpick since the game ran fine for most of my playtime, but I had this issue two times where the game would become unplayable with its lag. I'd have to relaunch to fix it. Minor annoyance but it was okay.

I also also want to shoutout the Paint Job side mission, as it was one of the most boring, monotonous quests I have ever played.

Anyways I probably wouldn't recommend this game to most gamers. Maybe those who enjoy GTA-like games.

This game is good. Really good, even. Its good enough that I decided to get every single achievement, which probably doubled the amount of time I needed to play this game.

Starting with the positives. The story is enjoyable, it kept me engrossed even as I was on-off with it while I was looking for collectables. The combat is fun. I did like to see that I improved greatly over the time I played. When I started, I struggled against phillaks, but when I was done they were one of the easiest enemies to deal with in the game. The scenery was beautiful, I loved seeing old locations like Kashyyyk and new ones like Bogono. The characters were great, I liked the stormtrooper dialog, and the enemies were nice and varied.

Moving onto the bad. Travel sucks. I would've loved an option to fast travel, as it would've likely cut hours off my playtime. Having to walk 10 minutes just to get from the ship to the swamp on Dathomir was one of the most annoying experiences I have ever had to deal with. And if you want to 100% like I did, get ready to take that trip multiple times. It's tedious and boring and I hate it. I said I liked the variety of enemies but at a point, you just fight the same couple over and over again, which makes the fighting seem tedious as well.

Other than those gripes, which in all honesty were probably way worse for me since I 100%'d. If you play the game normally, these issues are likely no where near as bad.

Overall I would recommend for most gamers, especially those who enjoy Star Wars. Good stuff.

This game is good. Really good. Probably my favorite of the Bioshock trilogy, although Bioshock 2 is not far behind.

The locations are great, although admittedly aren't as distinct as Rapture ever was. The character work in this game is easily a step above anything from the other 2 games. The relationship between Booker and Elizabeth was fantastic throughout pretty much the entire game. Comstock was also a very memorable villain. He's not Andrew Ryan, but who is? The graphics, obviously, look far and away better than the first two, even with their remasters in mind. The game also ran very well (unlike the remasters).

This game feels very unlike the first two in that it focuses more so on the linear story aspect of the game than the originals. Speaking of the story, it is very good, as it hinges on the previously mentioned fantastic characters. With that being said, I wasn't a fan of the ending. Too complicated and confusing. I understand where they were going, but it didn't work to the same degree the rest of the game did.

I would recommend to most gamers, although people who really loved the first 2 Bioshocks might come out disappointed.

This game is good. I really enjoyed it. I actually preferred it quite a bit as compared to the first one. The gameplay was overall more fun than the first, and sections felt less like a slog. The guns felt even more varied and the way plasmids were handled (being in the off hand) was far better than the first. The story, as well, flowed nicer than the first one to me.

On the other hand, the way Little Sisters work in this game really slowed down the pacing. I understand why they made the change, and in some regards I did like it, but by the 4th or 5th little sister it became more annoying than charming and fun to farm Adam.

I would've actually given this game 4 stars, had it not been for the poor performance of this game. The game crashed on me 2 times, losing me about an hour of playtime. I'd recommend saving fairly constantly. I heard that the first remaster suffered similar problems, but that one never ended up crashed on me.

As a whole, I'd recommend this game to most gamers, mostly those who enjoyed the original. Perhaps the original is a better experience given the technical difficulties of the remasters.