Bioshock 2 is quite an exquisite game that I recommend to mature 13 year olds and older. As for it being scary I didint really think it was that scary at all, sure their were times when you flinched or jumped a little at something but not as bad as some other games out their.

I stopped playing because it was too scary. I like scary games and I still play games I don't like... but this is far.

Bioshock 2 expands on the undersea world of Rapture. Rapture actually became worse since Jack was there. A cult known as the "Family" has risen and started kidnapping little girls from the surface to turn them into "Little Sisters" You play the game as a "Big Daddy" known as Delta. Delta was, without spoiling anything, out of action for ten years. you wake up not knowing where little sister you were assigned to is, and something deep down inside your character is compelled to find her. You meet several characters along, ranging from a hustler who played a hand in turning you into a monster, to a southern business man who acts as your mentor throughout the game, to a crazed psychologist. (Ironic, huh?) All of the characters you meet along the way have crossed you at one time in the past and when you meet them again, you have the choice of killing them in revenge or letting them live. There are also appearances from Dr. Tenenbaum and the mad artist dude(his voice only).The moral choice of killing or saving the little sisters is back from the original. Combat is greatly improved, allowing the player to use both weapons and plasmids simultaneously. There is a great deal of violence in the game, but there is hardly any gore. (but there are dead cats). I would recommend this game for those who are mature enough to distinguish a game from real life and probably won't have nightmares over the game.

Little bit more gory than the original, but as far as everything else goes it's pretty tame. I have no idea what sexual content the esrb is referring to, but oh well. The last 3 hours of this game is awesome, but the first 7 or so fall a bit flat. Still, top notch, cant wait for infinite.

I love this game. It is a fantastic game with lots of puzzles and story line. The story is very grim though as the under water city 'rapture' as gone into chaos because people have been abusing the drug 'adam' which gives them powers but if used to much makes you become insane and addicted to the drug. You play as a 'big daddy' who protect the 'little sisters' 10 year old girls who collect adam by draining blood from dead bodies. sometimes crazy adam abusers will come and try to kill the little sister to get a hold of the adam she has. This is a very well done game for mature teens only. Thats why I have made it 'iffy' 13+. There are also lots of decisions you make throughout the whole game like wether you save little sisters are kill them to take adam for yourself.

A great game in my eyes. I thought the game at first was mindless violence but as I played I uncovered the true theme. The whorl or Rapture directly points a finger at the affects of consumerism, drug use and a lack of government on a society. Throughout the game, while you kill many of the splicers--human creatures corrupted by excessive drug use, you have a chance to redeem yourself by sparing humans whom may or may not have hurt you in the past and save the little sisters, restoring back to young children. You have the chance to decide who you want to be. In the end, it's up to you what legacy you want to leave. A violent game that is not for younger children but has a great philosophical message for older teens.

too scarey the first time ive played bio shock it gave me nightmares for 2 days

i love bioshock 2 it is a cool game

Ok first thing is first i have both a concern and highlight about the message of the game .The reason for having both is you choose if you will go through the game harvesting all the little sisters and drilling everything that gets in your way . Or you can spare lives and save all little sisters so that is the reason why i have both a highlight and concern on the games message.The game is bloody but only blood no gore at all in the game . The rail gun is by far i would say is the most violent weapon you can pin people to a wall with the spears it shoots out . The game also has its fare share of swearing f words and s words are there i heard anywhere from 3 to 5 through out the game because sometimes in combat characters will say it.When you use your drill the blood almost looks fake looks almost like it has a hint of orange to it . Blood will go on to dead characters around where you shot them but again no gore and not any splatters that i remember . So overall i feel most 12 and up can handle this other than the some parts amped up with violence when there is no need for it.