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| - | This was my first time playing any Bioshock title. I went through it at a leisurely pace and had 123.9 hours of gameplay. Some of that I think would have been on pause. I had two crashes and it seemed to be when things got pretty crazy graphically on the screen. So it's probably a Nvidia driver issue. The game played smooth and the graphics were great. I appreciate the art style. The game is a first person shooter but you also have a range of magic-like powers that you pick from and level up. I'd say this is similar to the latest two Deus Ex games and the Dishonored franchise if you are familiar with those types of games. At the time of this post you can get it for $4.99 on Steam. | + | This was my first time playing any Bioshock title. I went through it at a leisurely pace. I had two crashes and it seemed to be when things got pretty crazy graphically on the screen. So it's probably a Nvidia driver issue. The game played smooth and the graphics were great. I appreciate the art style. The game is a first person shooter but you also have a range of magic-like powers that you pick from and level up. I'd say this is similar to the latest two Deus Ex games and the Dishonored franchise if you are familiar with those types of games. At the time of this post you can get it for $4.99 on Steam. |
