BioShock

THE GOOD:
- Graphics/The Engine: Everything you touch gives a different shine to it and you'll swear you're in the game after a few minutes

- Gameplay: With numerous types of enemies to defeat (albeit, not enough) and different ways to take them down, along with puzzles, twists and turns, the gameplay is nothing short of outstanding

- Ranging Difficulties: From newbie to rock solid, everything will give you a challenge

- Surroundings and Sound: From creepy areas to the creepy whispering of the splicers, to the beautiful introduction of rapture and the loud warning sounds from the Big Daddy, everything will give you a delightful experience interacting with the city

- Items: The currency, ADAM and plasmids are especially excellent with many things to obtain using your wits and your wad.

THE BAD:
- No replay value: It's a one time over game, complete it and you'll probably never look at it again

- No...

THE GOOD:
-Tons of customizable weapons
-RPG-style Gene Tonics
-Plasmids let you take control of the elements, among other things
-Fight how you want

THE BAD:
-Hacking gets a wee bit tedious, but even this is a small complaint.

SUMMARY:
Well. Bioshock. What more is there to say? It's one of the best games I have ever played. And one of the most unique, at that.

Bioshock is set in 1960. You are a man named Jack on a flight over the sea. Unfortunately, the plane crashes mysteriously, and you are left wading in the water, the only thing in sight an obelisk of a lighthouse. With nowhere else to turn, you go inside.

Soon after, you learn that what you have entered is what was once beauty. It was great. It was utuopian. It is Rapture, created by the illustrious Andrew Ryan. Where the artist would not fear the sensor. Where the scientist would not by bothered by petty morality. Where the strong would not be...