Nedávné recenze uživatele Doctor Slitheen

First of all, before you even open the game for the first time, right-click it in your library, go to Properties and paste this in the Launch Options: "BioShockInfinite" -run %command%

It will get rid of the god-awful, useless 2K launcher that is otherwise forced upon you every time you open the game.

Now for the game itself. It is great. The story, while completely different from the first two games, is still really captivating and overall amazing. The dialog between characters feels nice and natural. As I said, the story has nothing to do with the other two Bioshock games, although still about a utopic world set in an impossible city. For me personally, this has had a better story narrative than Bioshock 1 and 2.

The lighting and beautiful environments complement each other really nicely and it does a really great job of not showing the fact that the game is 10 years old.
Gameplay is very similar to the previous games but with some improvements, it feels smooth and the gunplay has held up pretty nicely. The guns feel good to use, the melee is satisfying and the powers are pretty diverse and useful.

Disclaimer if you are a completionist or just want to collect everything, "collectibles" are really easy to miss (especially the telescopes), and they are plenty, of which you need all of them for the two related achievements. So if you intend on doing those, I highly recommend following a guide and paying very close attention in case you missed something to know what you have missed and when, so you can replay that specific chapter. The game won't tell you if or when you missed something, nor what and where you missed it.
I'd also recommend getting the FOV setting maxed out, as it is very low by default and it may cause motion sickness.

I wish there was an in-between option because recommending the game is difficult. On one side, it's a brilliantly built thriller, it always keeps you on the edge, and with your guard up, without being an actual horror game. The atmosphere is always creepy and weird and it does a good job of making you intrigued to discover the story, even tho all you really do is walk and walk from one part to the other of a hotel that's built like a labyrinth.

The story itself is strange, and dark if you couldn't figure that out from the title. To keep the tension up there are always little sounds around you, implying the idea that the hotel is haunted. However, there's never a real visual clue for it, or a true in-your-face scare. There's also that one very polarizing and controversial thing in the game, that I'm not gonna mention since the reviews are already full of it. The finale, without spoiling it, in my opinion, is straight-out stupid and makes very little sense.

And then there are the technical issues, which aren't many but are annoying enough. For once, you're kinda forced to use v-sync, not using it will, at least in my case, ripple the image immensely. And then there is the one thing that annoyed me the most, every time there is a small cutscene, there is also a chance that the game image will just bug out, the screen becomes a dark shade of blue and the game completely unplayable anymore. It only happened twice to me, but both times were towards the end of the chapter, which forced me to replay it all. So about 30-40 minutes of my playtime is just me replaying those two chapters, of which one was the very last one.

Overall, I can't say I'd really recommend this game, but it's decent enough at being what it wants to be. The atmosphere is great, but the story and bugs pull it down. I'd say it's a little over a 5/10, but just enough that it's not necessarily something I would recommend against playing.

This game is an example of a perfect remake. Rockstar should take notes.
It's a great story, the game looks really good, and it runs great, I enjoyed everything about this game so far. Being done with the story doesn't feel like I'm done with the game, there's plenty more to do in free ride. The one awful thing about it is the horrendous, useless, pointless 2K launcher. Luckily you can get rid of it with a simple line in Launch options.

To keep it simple, the game is excellent. The graphics are gorgeous and the story is charming, with great twists that make you want to discover more. You explore the town, searching for the truth about your family. You play as two twin siblings, interchanging perspectives throughout the game. If you enjoy this kind of heavily story-driven game, that's more of a walking sim with puzzles scattered here and there, you will most likely enjoy this one as well.
The one thing that might push some people away from it is that it has some specific political agendas, about sexuality primarily and a tiny bit about gun safety, however, it's nothing that affects the story or the game in any way, and if you don't mind that, you'll have no problem whatsoever. Personally, I didn't have any problem with that, and it didn't bother me or take away from my enjoyment of the game at all, as they are part of the characters' development and the game's overall narrative. If however, that pushes any buttons for you, I recommend getting over it and giving the game a go, as it is very well-made and truly a superb piece of storytelling.

Even 10 years later, this game is pretty fun... for about 30 minutes, then it's just the same thing. Also, releasing a DLC 10 years after the initial release of the game, and with it new achievements is a pretty good way to show how much you hate completionists.

This is probably the best zombie game to have ever been. At least in my experience. From the story and visuals to gameplay and mechanics, everything is almost flawless. It has some small issues here and there, but nothing to really stand out. I did experience some performance issues sometimes but it's probably on my end.
There is one thing that was beyond annoying, however, the overtuned and blown-out of proportions lens flare, that's everywhere there is a source of light, that's impossible to turn off and that looks bad most of the time. There is never a light that isn't flaring, it's like you're always wearing glasses filled with water. It's unnecessary and stupid, especially in a first-person view. The vision should be through the character's eyes, not through camera lenses.

A tidbit repetitive if you want to complete everything, which the game encourages you to do, but a nice experience nevertheless. I'd say it's a bit overpriced for the length of it, but that's subjective.

Cocaine is a joke compared to this game.

If Crack-Cocaine was a Roguelike game.

Really good Portal-esque game that does it right. Fair puzzles that are just difficult enough, that seem confusing and complicated at the start, but they start making sense really quickly after scanning the room. A simple story, where you need to save your space crew from getting abandoned by an intelligent robot that just does what he was programmed to do and believes what he does is right, and he makes sense in the end.
A semi-short game, with puzzles that alternate in difficulty. You'll find yourself sitting 20 minutes in one room and then completing the next in 2. I haven't stumbled upon any bugs whatsoever and enjoyed almost everything about the game.