Hace rato subí esto pero en ese entonces no me alcanzo para ponerle fondo, ahora si.

Bioshock x Kat

artista: renahanamori

it prob has the texture of a tomato

I LOVE THIS GAME!!!!

Recently i ended B. Infinite and it has been a amazing experience i haven't felt before, and im excited to play the first 2 now that im interested in the saga, i havent play the dlcs but i would like too even it seems that it isn't canon (?)

Anyway, i share with yall what ive doe this day 'cuz it was must a need to draw something of the game as something for my frawing practices and because it is deserved for this grat experience, even sometimes i got kinda annoyed bcause the gameplay stated to feel repetitive, but beside that felt great to reach what it was in front of the encounters with the vox or the columbia police.

The vigors is an amazing abilitie incorporated to not make it an average fps shooter, and sometimes i forgot to use them but as i got forward in the climax stages of the game i remembered it existed and used it. My favorite ones are shock and undertow.

I hope you like the drawings and appreciate if you readed all of this and if you would like to share your experiencies with the game, thanks :).

P.S.: Sorry if i dont wrote something well, english isn´t my first language xD

I dont know how 5 hours flies by so quick!

I went from priming -> base coat-> current state

Yeah, it may be 3am, but when you've got that flow state going, that train doesnt stop! At least my client will be happy!

(PLA print model, airbrush, acrylic paint, weathering set as the tools)

I almost shit myself when I heard the scream in my headphones

Fully inspired by Big daddies and Bioshock in general from the paint scheme to the basing! This has been one of my most fun projects yet and I can’t wait to paint the rest of my army as Bioshock is my No.1 game and I’m a huge Warhammer fan so I always love mixing the other things I love with Warhammer models!

And how can i fix this?

I plan to be done within the next week

A screenshot dump of my playthrough.

From the art and gameplay to the insanely mind bending story, what a fantastic ride this game was. I will probably do another playthrough soon, since I'll likely find new details in the dialogue, voxophones, or the environment that I missed earlier, knowing what I know now about the story.

This is my favorite BioShock in terms of the story for sure, overall gameplay was more fun in 2, I'd say, though the gunplay is quite satisfying in Infinite. The hand cannon fucks!

10/10 game tbh.

Stuff like Snowpiercer (given its fantastical class-stratified dieselpunk setting) and Dark City (given its neo-noir nature, obsession with mind-altering syringes and acknowledge inspiration to the creators) get mentioned every now and again but I'm curious what other movies scratch a BioShock-sort of itch for you all. For me Beyond the Black Rainbow combines a failed utopian ideology, visually distinct 20th century historical aesthetic, altered monster in a suit, mysterious girl trapped and being experimented on, and mind-shattering mutagenic drug, so it's technically closest in my book. Meanwhile Eden Log combines science labs in an unusual location (underground), bizarre energy sources, mutants all over the place, and a protagonist with plot-relevant amnesia. Tomorrowland is in a lot of ways an antithesis to BioShock, keeping the midcentury futurism in an unusual location (another dimension), advanced technology, and the core concept of the best and brightest separating from society, but with an ultimately more hopeful message focused on using those advancements to help humanity rather than hoarding them. What movies give you all BioShock vibes and why?

I tried all, even the mod fix but still crashes every time, in remastered and OG, ¿is the same problem in consoles?

I recently came across Something in the Sea, an old Flash game that was part of the marketing campaign for BioShock 2. It basically served as a mysterious prequel/teaser, expanding the lore and building up the story before the game even came out.

The cool thing is that it's still preserved in an online archive!

https://www.rapturearchives.org/php/sits.php

The only problem is that since it's a Flash game, you can't normally play it anymore because Flash is no longer supported by modern browsers.

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But there's actually a pretty easy workaround. You can install a Chrome extension like Ruffle Flash Emulator, which lets you run old Flash content directly in your browser. Just install it and you can explore the whole Something in the Sea experience again!

Personally, I think this is such a cool way to use storytelling as marketing. It's mysterious, immersive, adds to the lore, and makes the world of Rapture feel even more alive. I wish more games did stuff like this.

Did any of you experience it back when BioShock 2 was coming out? What do you think about this kind of marketing?

Definitely give it a try if you haven't! :)

I've played Bioshock 1 before and really didn't like it, but I want to give it another shot and see if I can appreciate it for it's gameplay. I really hated the story first time I played it and judged the entire game based on that, but I figure I might be able to appreciate it as a video game.

I'm thinking about picking it up on switch, but I can't remember, is there any gameplay relevant advantage to picking up the audio logs? Any door passwords or anything in them? Am I safe to skip all of them?

Idk, just wanted to share

halfway through the drill!

I’m going for the Platinum trophy in BioShock 2 and am trying to get this one, but it just won’t unlock. Every time I send a Little Sister to harvest, I make sure no one interrupts her, yet it still doesn’t pop—what am I doing wrong?

I wanted to share my Andrew Ryan and my partners splicer cosplay from PAX Aus recently. Hope you enjoy, it was awesome seeing how much love for Bioshock there is out there. We go by Gray_Valentine and Rosieroulette on Instagram.

Hey all!

I'm getting my wrist chains in a couple days after wanting them for years and I'm super stoked. I'm curious about how often they get recognized for people who have them; obviously it's pretty regional and situational (greater percentage of people likely to recognize what they are at, say, PAX), but is it more/less often than you'd expected? Or, as I've already noticed with my other highly visible tattoo, do people rarely pay as much attention to you as you think they will?

I made an edit of Elizabeth; I waited a long time to do this because I didn't know how to edit

Now it was worth it

Enjoy