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  1. Positive: 92 out of 93
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  1. 100
    Still, BioShock 2 not only re-captures the dystopian aesthetic, gripping narrative, and deep gameplay of Irrational's original, but it actually greatly improves on the BioShock experience as a whole, fine-tuning what made Jack's voyage to Rapture such a memorable experience two years ago.
  2. 100
    If BioShock 1 is ultimately about what it is to be a slave, the sequel shows – with a sophistication rarely seen in gaming – what it is to be a parent, with the power to love or to harm.
  3. The star of the game though is undoubtedly the setting, and though I've enjoyed Bioshock 2 a lot less than the first game I am pretty sure that if 2K have got a third game in mind, I'll be unable to resist the temptation to go back to Rapture once more.

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