This game play video comes from the Mac version of BioShock that was released by Feral Interactive on October 7, 2009. So far, we’ve introduced four game play videos of this action game. It’ll take at least a few days to finish the entire game play if you play the game for several hours a day. And we are not unable to produce game play videos to cover the entire game.

In this short game play video, Jack is going to face the very last foe, the only true boss figure of the game. Who is it? We won’t spoil the game for those who haven’t played it. But you can tell who it is by listening to his or her voice carefully. It’s the most exciting part of the game, and this guy can be quite tough. Or this boss figure may be quite easy to defeat if you know to how to deal with him or her.   Continue reading →

This game play video comes from the Mac version of BioShock that was released by Feral Interactive on October 7, 2009.

Taking Rapture Metro, Jack arrives at Neptune’s Bounty . Now, he needs to reach Fontaine Fisheries to meet Atlas in person.   Continue reading →

This game play video comes from the Mac version of BioShock that was released by Feral Interactive on October 7, 2009.

Last time, Jack beat Dr. Steinman and managed to get a key to the emergency access. Before leaving Medical Pavilion Foyer, Jack wants to explore the area and acquire Adam by rescuing Little Sisters from Big Daddies.   Continue reading →

This game play video comes from the Mac version of BioShock that was released by Feral Interactive on October 7, 2009.

Last time, Jack tried to reach Neptune’s Bounty to find Atlas‘ family. But access to Neptune’s Bounty was shut down. Fortunately, there’s another way of reaching there, according to Atlas. It’s through Medical Pavilion Foyer where there’s an emergency access route. In order to use this route, Jack must get a key from Dr. Steinman, who doesn’t look tough, but…   Continue reading →

BioShock is a one-person action game that was originally developed by 2K Boston and 2K Australia. The PC version was released by 2K Games on August 21, 2007. The Mac version was released by Feral Interactive on October 7, 2009.

Though BioShock is more than two years old, it’s quite a unique game to date. The game constantly plays old music from 60’s. During the game, there are announcements where they talk as if the time were 60’s like the following.

What’s the matter, Mary? You look like you could use a boost!
I don’t feel so great. I’m dizzy, I’m nauseous, and sometimes I’m even seeing things that aren’t there.

Some foes wear a bizarre mask. It really is a cool game though you won’t get the feeling of having fun for the first few hours or so.

Brief story

One night in 1960, Jack finds himself on board an airplane. He is thinking about his parents, who once said how proud they were of him. Then, in a matter of a minute or so, the airplane crashes in the middle of the Atlantic ocean.

Jack somehow survives the crash. And he manages to reach a small island of some sort. There’s a building barely illuminated by several torches. As soon as he enters this building, the door closes itself right behind his back, and music starts. He then carefully takes stairs. When he enters a small, round room and pulls a lever, the room itself quickly goes under the water and stops at about 18 fathoms (108 ft) below the surface. Then a short movie about a business tycoon named Andrew Ryan starts. After a while, the room containing Jack starts moving again and travels around an underwater city called Rapture.

This game play video comes from the Mac version of BioShock that was released by Feral Interactive on October 7, 2009.

The first task is simple. A mysterious man named Atlas is the only chance for Jack’s survival. Atlas helps out Jack through a short-wave radio. And Atlas wants Jack to go to Neptune’s Bounty to find his family.   Continue reading →