Why do you think Bioshock and Dead Space are so different?īioshock went for social commentary with action, Dead Space went for terror with action. You felt like this game was similar to Dead Space in some ways. Like, it’s bad enough when you meet your first human mutated hybrid that’s some polygonal mess of creepiness, it gets worse when you meet your first test monkey and it tries to claw your eyes out… and then I encountered the monkeys with psionic abilities and found myself wishing they were throwing their own poo. That unending dread that each footstep you take is taking you closer to something that wants to kill you in painful and unusual ways. You found the game actually a little terrifying. But actually what this game and the first Bioshock have in common is atmosphere.
How much of Bioshock do you think can be traced back to System Shock 2?Įlements like hacking are similar and the way you can choose which abilities to focus on are all quite similar, though still really different. There’s the obvious parallels with Bioshock. It’s a good thing that I haven’t got RSI at the moment or else it would have been painful playing the game right handed. I don’t like that I can’t customise the keyboard settings in any meaningful way. Does the keyboard and mouse controls put you off at all? You’re playing the Steam version, and you usually play with a 360 controller. Since adding it to my Steam library just over a year ago, I have been too distracted by Skyrim and more modern titles to pay it much notice. I wasn’t old enough, like Half-Life, to play System Shock 2 when it was originally released.
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