Разработчик: 2K Australia
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Бесплатная загрузка, позволяющая ознакомиться с красотой BioShock.Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, italian, spanish - spain
Системные требования
Windows
Рекомендуемые: Процессор: Intel Core 2 Duo; ОЗУ: 2 ГБ; Видеокарта: 512 МБ, для режима DX 9 — совместимая с DirectX 9.0c, с поддержкой Pixel Shader 3.0 (NVIDIA GeForce 7900 GT или лучше), для режима DX 10 - NVIDIA GeForce 8600 или лучше; Звуковая карта: серия SoundBlaster(r) X-Fi(tm) (оптимизированная для работы со звуковыми картами, совместимыми с технологиями Creative Labs EAX ADVANCED HD 4.0 или с EAX ADVANCED HD 5.0);
Для активации игры необходимо соединение с интернетом.
Recommended:
- CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo processor
- RAM: 2GB
- Video Card: DX 9 - Direct X 9.0c compliant video card with 512 MB RAM and Pixel Shader 3.0 (NVIDIA GeForce 7900 GT or better), DX 10 - NVIDIA GeForce 8600 or better
- Sound Card: SoundBlaster(r) X-Fi(tm) series (optimized foruse with Creative Labs EAX ADVANCED HD 4.0 or EAX ADVANCED HD 5.0 compatible sound cards)
Mac
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I played the remastered version first, then tried the classic. The gameplay is exactly the same, except that this version has audio issues only present on modern rigs.
The little sister of narrative FPS
I chose something different. I chose the impossible. I chose...Rapture.
These ominous words fade away, towering submerged skyscrapers drifting into view from the deep. Their exteriors, once a facąde of extravagance now weathered from the weight of madness within and the thousands of tons of water all about them. Panicked voices flicker over the airwaves, and a feeling of foreboding sinks in as to what may lie in store within this sunken metropolis.
The cold open to Bioshock is incredible, posing more questions than answers. You are plunged in the deep end (both physically and literally), into Rapture, an underwater society built for the hyper-elite, whose inhabitants have been perhaps indulging a little too much on designer drugs.
Now, before I go any further:
I'M PLAYING THIS GAME IN 2025
My outlook is going to be predicated upon expectations set by playing successive works by other publishers. Having played SOMA recently, the bar was already set pretty high for games set in underwater cities, heck, even narrative games in general. Inherently, this isn't necessarily a bad thing. Even Bioshock sits atop the shoulders of giants, being the 'little sister' of System Shock (hence the casual nod in the game's title - BioSHOCK).
That being said, Bioshock doesn’t just hold up, it excels in many aspects.
Apart from being Jeff Bezos's wet dream (no pun intended) Rapture's anachronistic art direction is impeccable, harkening back to the class and futurism of the art deco architectural movement of the 1930s. Everything about the world sparks the imagination of the player, further supported by the plethora of audio tapes that scatter the city's sprawling corridors and passageways.
Moreover, the story goes to some interesting places, though feels a little contrived at points, What was even the justification for the Little Sisters/Big Daddies? Is everything written off in the story as a biproduct of Adam-induced madness? The existence of Big Daddies as enemies seems shoehorned in. it remains engaging and satisfying for the most part.
That all being said...
Bioshock's gameplay can be a bit of a chore in places.
- The 'hacking' minigame is not much fun, and there are so many times you need to complete it considering the wide array of hackable machines, the gimmick very quicks grows tiresome.
- Enemies quickly become bullet-sponges, and on account of limited ammunition to pick up, the use of guns becomes quickly unviable. This leads to more hacking minigames and delegating the job of fighting to hacked security drones (which I suppose quite neatly fits with the capitalist theming of the game).
- The characters feel a little one-note and writing veers close to being expository in places.
[*]A number of the plasmids feel functionally similar or have limited utility.
While some aspects may be dated, Bioshock still creates an impeccable atmosphere and builds a world quite unlike any other seen before or after it. If you haven't played Bioshock, it deserves a play for these elements alone, even if the gameplay can feel occasionally dated.
7/10
Amazing game the story the play through all enjoyable especially if you like high tensions and terroresque vibes there is alot of them to this game. I feel like its still up to par this day. GREAT GAME
The Bioshock Series has been a huge staple in my life playing this game brings me joy I never felt the story and everything else is great the remasters of this game is pretty good apart from Infinite and Bioshock 2 but I do recommend playing the series if you never heard of this game.
Amazing game, never played anything like it, not overly long for people who get impatient with story games, action packed, lots of lore!
i'm playing the og version and it's as good as it was when it came out almost 20 years ago :)
This is an excellent game and one of the best games ever released for consoles like the PlayStation 3, but I can't recommend playing this version of the game seeing as I and many other people have had issues playing it. Adjusting the volume causes the game to repeat my previous button press rapidly, so if I pause the game and then unpause followed by adjusting the volume, it will rapidly bring up the pause menu. I also can't save seeing as the game thinks that it was installed on the wrong hard drive and that there's no space available. Neither of those things are true. I would just play the remastered version if I were you. If anybody knows how to fix these issues, please let me know.
After all these years of Bioshock being released, it is still a wonderful classic that needs to be experienced to the highest degree by anyone. The story is well-crafted, the mechanics are addicting, and the ambience and sound effects are beyond the time that it was created for, and still is even to this day. I can not express this enough, do yourself a favor, and would you kindly buy this game?
Great atmosphere and award winning story. Game play is awesome for all skill levels. You'd have to live under a rock to not know about Bioshock.
I've beaten this game countless times, yet it remains captivating. The story is compelling, the combat is engaging, and it feels genuinely crafted, not rushed for profit. This game is for players who want to experience something special. You will enjoy it. I began playing at nine and will continue playing it at fifty. I plan to share it with my children.
Bioshock plunges you into the underwater city of Rapture, a haven for the brightest minds and boldest spirits, built on the promise of freedom and self-reliance. But as you explore this decaying utopia, you uncover a dark truth: the pursuit of power can corrupt even the noblest of intentions.
You'll play as a plane crash survivor who stumbles upon this hidden world full of secrets, danger, and a unique kind of philosophical intrigue. As you delve deeper into Rapture's mysteries, you'll confront the words of Andrew Ryan, the city's enigmatic founder: “In the end, what separates a man from a slave? Money? Power? No, a man chooses; a slave obeys.” This game will stay with you long after you finish it, challenging you to think about the nature of freedom, the price of progress, and the choices we make in the face of adversity.
I had always heard that this game was good and boy it didn't disappoint. As someone who likes to play games that I never could when I was young, I can wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone who hasn't played it and wants to. It also looks really beautiful and I didn't find any glitches. I haven't played the remaster but I didn't feel like I needed to.
Doesn't crash like the Remastered one, which is basically the same game but worse
Loved it. Great atmosphere and story. Gameplay was simple and super fun.
Good old game. For me it is a childhood game and it will be an example of what a quality good game is. Excellent for its genre and series of games, but it is better to buy a complete set at a discount.
probally best shooter becuz you can kill drug addicts and sacrifice children for personal gain.
I Think it will be good if you play Remasted Version than Original Version in Steam, First thing is Bug on Steam Overlay making me annoying, you can't go another application because that feature having bug, overall i like this game the story, the combat and the puzzle.
Amazing story, none like it in gaming. Very shocking and will never forget the effect the story had on me.
i think this is byfar my favorite game of all time. The story and visuals are incredible, the twists are really well thought-out, I like exploring the maps and collecting the plasmaids, i couldn't ask for anything better.
still one of the best nostalgic games out there. Will always love the bioshock games and hope to see maybe one more of this type of game to come out
Great game, great story.
I felt really immersed once I was forced to become poor by stripping away my weapons and money, when visiting the poor people's apartment complex.
10/10
(NO SPOILERS)
I went blindly on this one and I WAS NOT expeting such a great, fun and a story game.
At first I was mostly confused and lost since I never had any touch with the franchise before, but now? I'm a cetified enjoyer. I love the game's visuals, infact, it might actually be one of my favorite ones I've ever seen for a loooong while. There were a few troubles here and there, but mostly were just my fault because I suck at everything in live T-T, Other than that, great game overall, DEFINITLY would recommend! 8.9/10
It's the original Bioshock, what more do you expect?
It's a classic masterpiece. Combat feels great, with your weapons and super powers.
Enemies are pretty cool, like the infamous Big Daddies. And the mechanics are also nice, like the looting system and how you unlock and use powers.
The graphics aren't anything super special and the blood looks really weird. But those are irrelevant details. I'd even say that they add to the visual style of the game, so they're not a negative thing.
However, the 2 main highlights of this game are the game's location and story.
Rapture is one of the best and most interesting locations in all of gaming. The dark underwater setting and environment is beautiful in its own way, but also pretty dark and unique. It's a really cool atmosphere that matches the dark themes of the game very well.
And the story is also one of the best ones in gaming too. Definitly the best one in the triology. As you progress, you discover how Rapture came to be and what horrible things happened in it. And you find more about your own character later on. It also has one of the sickest plot twists ever. Everyone knows what it is at this point, but I won't spoil it anyways!
A great start to a great triology, play this game for sure if you like story driven singleplayer first person shooters.
A great story and a great game!
Atmospheric old toy with a good storyline
If the game were set in modern day, the villains would most likely be a bunch of cryptobros.
Its a great game.
But its on sale quite a lot so you may as well wait till it is if it isn't right now
(also a bit buggy but in a charming way imo)
Would you kindly stop scrolling and read this review
Bioshock was groundbreaking in the way it introduced many gamers to an obscure art style and a niché political philosophy; namely art deco and objectivism. Both of these are weaved into the games DNA and helped to create its iconic look, deeply immersive and memorable world, and its well written story and characters.
The opening few minutes are also iconic and almost perfect in the way they introduce the player to these two concepts, as well as to one of the game's antagonists, Andrew Ryan. It is mostly on the rails and involves lots of delightful visual storytelling as well as a recorded speech from Ryan. As the haunting music sores your 'ride' culminates in a sudden reveal of Bioshock's underwater city, Rapture, a place founded by Ryan in the hopes it would become an objectivist utopia.
"I am Andrew Ryan, and I'm here to ask you a question. Is a man not entitled to the sweat of his brow? 'No!' says the man in Washington, 'It belongs to the poor.' 'No!' says the man in the Vatican, 'It belongs to God.' 'No!' says the man in Moscow, 'It belongs to everyone.' I rejected those answers; instead, I chose something different. I chose the impossible. I chose... Rapture"
On arriving in the city it quickly becomes clear that Rapture is far from a utopia and that something has gone very, very wrong.
Now I'm no political expert, but it's obvious from Andrew Ryan's opening monologue that this is a world built on objectivism. As I understand it, objectivism, a philosophy cooked up by Ayn Rand, is a form of right wing, hyper libertarianism, married to extreme capitalism. If selfish greed were a political philosophy, it would be objectivism. The needs of the few outweigh the needs of the many, as a mirror universe version of Spock might say.
Bioshock isn't a celebration of Rand's politics though; as you explore Rapture you'll quickly realise through the narrative that this is a critique of Ayn Rand's political philosophy. It turns out that in an underwater city where everyone is working for themselves, nothing useful or necessary gets done and there's no-one to do the menial, less 'creative and fulfilling' jobs; those jobs that are vital to maintaining and running a vast underwater city. There is also no money to pay the people who are needed to do those jobs, and no supervision.
The citizens of Rapture also discovered a substance called Adam. When refined into a Plasmid, Adam rewrites a person's genetic material, giving them superhuman abilities. One of the downsides of plasmids use is their addictive qualities and they can also cause mental and physical degradation when over used. The second 'person' you see in Rapture is a victim of Adam abuse and has lost their mind, becoming a murder happy Splicer. You see them through a small window, gutting the first person you see. So Plasmid use isn't healthy; luckily as the player you will inject yourself with many many plasmids!
In a democratic society, regulation, ethical considerations and/or law enforcement of some kind could have led to better safeguards and more thorough testing of Adam. But in Rapture that would be hampering creative genius.
Then some sort of conflict began on new years eve 1958, between factions loyal to Ryan and those loyal to somebody named Atlas. With plasmids added to the mix things clearly didn't go so well, and this becomes apparent soon after you 'land'. Things are fucked, to put it mildly.
You piece a lot of this together within the first hour or so through the visuals alone. Rapture's beautiful, clean, simple, symmetrical 1920's art deco face is cracking. The imposing bronze sculptures are tarnished and some are toppled; the gold plaques are grimy, and the green marble and ceramic tiles are pitted, shattered and broken. There are leaks everywhere too; maintenance having been largely abandoned. The city is flooding and large parts of it are without power. Machinery is malfunctioning and there are there are bodies all over the place. Many of the dead are in evening wear that is age worn and tattered. Some are wearing masks, like they died during a masked ball. The Splicers are similarly attired but those without masks are horrifyingly deformed. Mutated.
The atmosphere is unsettling and meloncholic, and sometimes, when the lights are flickering, casting strange shadows and the faint, nonsensical noises of one of Rapture's mad citizens are getting ever louder, and closer, the game is outright frightening.
This would be a decent way to tell a story but there are also audiologs made by the citizens before things went to shit, and NPCs that aren't currently trying to kill you. When taken together this is world building at its finest. Later on you'll start learning about the player character and their connection to Rapture, the two philosophies of Ryan and Atlas and the ultimate fate of the city. This is the game's story and it's wonderfully paced and told, and incredibly immersive.
I'd be remiss if I didn't talk about the gameplay, but it's only important as a part of the whole, nothing about the FPS mechanics is outstanding. None of the guns are particularly memorable but they sound meaty enough and can be upgraded, as well as fitted out with different ammo types. You can also hack cameras and sentry bots to help you in combat, and these skills, along with heath and energy can be levelled up. You need the energy to use plasmids. There are a large number of plasmids, some of which you find and others you have to buy. They too can be levelled up and range from basic magical attacks like incinerate, winter blast and electrobolt, which are pretty self explanatory, to more tactical ones such as telekinesis, a decoy and one that charms enemies to fight for you.
Enemy variety is a rather limited, there are only a few different types of Splicer, but each benefits from a slightly different approach to takedown, and there are generally plasmids that are better at countering certain Splicers. Encounters can be hectic if there are multiple Splicer types and then there are the big baddies. Not Splicers themselves, these armoured giants stomp around Rapture often in the footsteps of small girls. These little sisters are Adam gatherers* and you need Adam to buy plasmids, but before you can deal with the little sisters you have to get rid of daddy. Now you can just leave these pairings be when you encounter them, and as long as you don't get too close to the child the big daddy won't attack. It's always worth it though, and these fights can be some of the best, and worst when they're messy, in the game, requiring lots of ammo and plasmid use.
This is where the game's morality system comes into play, you can 'harvest' the little sisters for a large amount of Adam, killing them, or release them from their drugged servitude, saving them for little material gain. It's one of those shit good/evil binary choices that video games do, that are never really choices because the good option is obviously the one to go, especially if it effects the ending. You're not even really punished for choosing the good option because after you've saved enough little sisters they'll drop off presents stuffed with Adam. It's definitely one of the most poorly thought out aspects of BioShock, along with the hacking mini game. Nothings perfect though.
I've wasted enough of your time. Bioshock is a fantastic game worthy of its iconic status; it's beautiful, dark, deep,, smart, engrossing and unforgettable. Get it.
Now. Would you kindly give me all your points.
*They get it from the dead
Great story and in game dynamic. Not much to say against this game.
Great game, but if you want achievements then launch Bioshock Remastered
cant remove the game from my account cause it came with my purchase of the remaster.
also hate the low violence german version. this shouldnt exist.
Even though gameplay-wise it hasn't aged exactly well and it has some audio issues, the atmosphere is unique and the story has still held up greatly over 17 years.
(Oh and don't play the remaster of Bioshock 1, the graphical improvement isn't that noticeable and it is barely functional)
This has been the most buggies experiences of my gaming lifetime. The game is constantly feezing, crashing or having problems with audio or something else. I have been able to fix most of the problems but still my experience has not been enjoyable.
is a really cool game with good gameplay
Its a really fun game remember playing it when i was younger i love the old fashioned feel for it and the steampunk tech to it.its all underwater which is always interesting.
Great game but original is no good on Steam Deck so go for remastered.
It's difficult. I'm not really good (or interested) in cover shooters, but Bioshock's world building makes it worth a play through.
It feels like a crime that my entire steam profile is themed around bioshock and bioshock being one of my all time favorite game franchises even to this day and idk why it took me literally years to write a review , but here i am . Everyone says how bioshock remastered is more buggy and worser version of this origional bioshock , but for me bioshock remastered works better and crashes less than unremastered bioshock and 2 it has achievements which i like more than regular bioshock not having achievements and also remastered bioshock has trading cards which this obviously doesn't as games with no achievements usually don't have trading cards also . About the game itself both bioshock and bioshock 2 are very good and i can't decide which i like better , but i guess first bioshock , but in my opinion bioshock 2 is also very good and underrated with it's perfect dlc minerva's den . Yeah not much more to say about original bioshock . Oh another + i think unremastered bioshock and unremastered bioshock 2 don't have the 2 k launcher , but i'm not 100 % sure i just think they don't . And 2 k got a lot of backlash for the 2 k launcher as a quality of life update to 10 + years old game after years and most reviews going to negative to all bioshock games which is now resolved i think . Oh and bioshock remastered has achievements and trading cards unlike this game . 8 / 10 , because it has some visual and gameplay bugs same as with remastered bioshock and 2 in my opinion remastered bioshock is better than this unremastered bioshock .
The greatest self contained story and world in a single video game.
Not much to say about this that hasn't already been said. An absolute must-play for anyone interested in immersive story games. Even 17 years on (yikes), the opening few hours in Rapture remain probably the most impactful and memorable of any game I've played.
My all time favorite game, this version doesn't have things broken in it like the remaster does. As an example, such as the conveyor belts not spinning in some areas in the remaster. If you pick up this version be sure to look online for some of the fixes for the game because there are some horrendous game breaking bugs that make playing it frustrating. Especially look for the Field of View (FOV) third party fixes, I recommend Flawless Widescreen, but use your own discretion on how to fix that.
There are a ton of fun minute details sprinkled throughout the entire game and it was such a pleasure to discover them all. The game play is still a ton of fun. If you haven't played it before I highly recommend you give it a go.
I found this to be a great and fun game to play through. The game is challenging throughout and contains a couple of variety to the gameplay. Overall, it's a great game to play.
terrible pc port, awful ending, mediocre combat, thank yuo mr levine
Overrated well done cheaters (Gameplay ist mies balacing ist mies), unspielbar ohne cheats scheiss typisch australier halt. Die Remaster-Version ist noch schlimmer, wer das für toll finden hat einen Gehirnschaden. Crysis war toll, Halo, Half-life das hier ist trash.
It's a really fun game with a compelling storyline and amazing gameplay mechanics that is tied together with incredible art direction, If you want the game spoiled but funnily so, go watch bizlychannel's video about it. This game gets 7 bannana slugs out of 7 wrenches
Excellent game for someone who wants a quick storyline game, a real RPG game. It's a bit confusing at the start but eventually you understand it somewhat.
Overall Rating 6/10
Bought the trilogy which includes the remaster.
Just haven't got into the game.
The graphics are like a ps2 game.
the game isn't gripping.
maybe its the underwater setting just doesn't appeal to me.
clusterphobic
anyways other people recommend this game, by sheer note that I haven't played more than 30 minutes of the trilogy, i guess i can say i dont recommend this game.
poor graphics.
need to install on C drive to work properly.
slow starting game story
not gripping
feels like a slog to play.
not interested
again
dont recomemend in nowadays standards.
Truly a revolutionary video game. Only have one playthrough but it opened my eyes to so many other masterpieces that it was inspired by. Graphics and gameplay are timeless and the narrative leaves you thinking.
Absolutely marvellous work of Art !!! Love the perplexing attention to details !!! Amazing Sandbox Format that truly exceeds your imagination with the endless combinations of tools of trade !!! And above all, the wonderfully crafted STORY !!!
All in all, this title is an absolute necessity for experiencing the FPS genre in a new light !!!
The only complaint I have are those obnoxious hacking puzzles !!! Oh my goodness, do they break the immersion so horribly !!!
I love this game very much. It's so very fun with each floor gaining excitement and mystery. Just play it it's fun.
Played the original non-remastered version for extra performance and better aesthetics compared to the remaster and had a blast throughout my playthrough
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | 2K Australia |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 96 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 94% положительных (12116) |