Matthew Crowner

Definitely worth a playthrough.

I think this game is just "ok". I played mostly on the Series S, which this game seems to be very poorly optimized for. Lots of inconsistent frame rates and relatively poor resolution. I did play about a third of the game on a Series X, the performance/visuals were much better on that machine. I highly recommend turning off all of the visual effects available in the game settings, this made a huge improvement to the look of the game as a whole. The story is decent, the combat is decent, the world/level design is decent. Nothing great, just...fine. I had some serious audio issues where the dialogue would be about 3 seconds behind the cinematic. It was so bad that the very last dialogue line of the entire game was cut off halfway through because the cinematic was complete. I would personally say skip this one, unless you're a huge star wars fan.

I just didn't really like it... The story is ok, but the gameplay is very repetitive, not deep at all and becomes pretty boring quickly.

Definitely not my favorite Bioshock. Fun enough, though.

Played in 2020. Fun game, great story.

Played this game in 2020 for the first time. Lots of fun, great story.

Best $6 I've ever spent on a video game

One of the best games ever made in every way - story, gameplay, graphics all top notch. Hard to best this one.

This is an amazing way to introduce anyone to VR. I've never experienced anything like this game. A true 3D platformer. I couldn't believe how much fun my friends and I had playing this.

I preferred Darksiders II by far. This game is ok. Graphics are decent. Some of the boss battles were very frustrating. There was one in particular that was very difficult and every time you died, you'd be re-spawned several minutes away from the battle with every enemy you just killed re-spawning as well. There was some freezing in-game and the frame rate kinda sucked.