


She has replaced Andrew Ryan as the main antagonist, while Augustus Sinclair helps guide you throughout Rapture through radio messages. There's but one problem standing in your way, a highly manipulative and slightly insane woman named Sophia Lamb. Time is pressing, however, as the longer a Big Daddy is away from his Little Sister, the higher the odds of him slipping into a coma are. Subject Delta, also known as Johnny Topside prior to his conversion into a Big Daddy, has set out to find Eleanor, who is now a young adult in her teens. Some events happen, and the game fast forwards ten years later to the year 1968 (not 1970 as the store page misleads you to believe). The game begins in the year 1958, two years prior to the events of the first Bioshock, and shows the main character that you play, known as Subject Delta, patrolling Rapture with his Little Sister, Eleanor. Born three long years after the original title, it's safe to say that Bioshock 2 did not disappoint in terms of gameplay, visuals, and setting, although many fans agree that the plot and characters are not quite as memorable as those from the first installment. When Bioshock 2 was announced, it unleashed a shock-wave of excitement throughout the gaming community its predecessor had been a monumental success, and people could not wait to see what the sequel had in store.
