That feeling is amplified by the fact you spend most of your time getting close to enemies and hitting them with heavy objects. Being so close, even to a dumb looking robot, gives an impending feeling of danger. Enemies that appear in Bioshock feel more like a challenge, whereas the monsters that appear in System Shock 2 feel a little more threatening. System Shock 2 is not as creative as Bioshock when it comes to fighting but System Shock 2 does draw you deeper into the story and the feeling of immersion. You even look at items when you pick them up, which is what you would normally do if you were in that situation. Your hands are not casually dawdling at the very bottom of the screen, they are up and close. In addition, things feel very close and intimate. Maybe it is because the view screen experiences interference as if you truly are looking through a robotic/electronic viewer. System Shock 2 has a way of feeling more first-person than any other game. If you have completed the Bioshock games and you are looking for something 2. Bioshock shoots off in a different direction with its DNA alteration mechanic, and Dishonored does it with its supernatural element. It is a first-person killing game that shoots off in a different direction from the norm. You also have supernatural powers at your disposal, there is a fair amount of gore, and the graphics are dramatically better than they are in the Thief games.

The stealth mechanic is almost as well executed as it is in the Thief games, but instead of sneaking in to steal things you are sneaking in to kill people. The Dishonored Franchise was inspired by the first two Thief games and it really shows when you play the game. However, we put together a list of games that do have some similarities, no one game offers everything Bioshock does but each has its’ own little nugget that you might find enjoyable. It would be hard to find any game that is very similar to Bioshock as it is a stunning piece of incredibly unique work.

Games like bioshock and system shock