“Those are however small prices to pay for a game that may not advance some great BioShock canon, but still stands as a great way to round off your view of Rapture – a world that always felt like a designed dystopia more than a failed city suddenly converted into a much more plausible place.” — From a fine new BioShock 2 retrospective at Eurogamer in which Richard Cobbett takes a fresh look at the (criminally underrated, IMO) 2010 game.
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