BioShock Infinite vs Rime
BioShock Infinite
BioShock Infinite is the last sequel of the BioShock series and is possibly the best one (or worst, depending on which side of the coin you are at) yet. The game is set in a gorgeous and populated city (at least at the beginning) in the sky called Columbia that unfortunately is not as cheery it apparently seems. The gameplay is quite different too since you'll have access to the city's many ziplines via special grappling hooks called Sky-Hooks, tears in the fabrics of time that you can exploit during combat to pull in aid in the form of turrets, weapons and other resources; as well as more Vigors.Not many people like this version of BioShock for their own reasons, but everyone can agree that for what it's worth, this game shouldn't be the end of the BioShock series... but that was what happened. So, if you're a fan of the franchise, this game is definitely a must-buy, just so you can enjoy the unique flavor of your favorite series one last time... and also to get your mind blown to pieces figuratively when you eventually realize how well the story is rounded up with that rather befuddling ending.
Rime
Rime drops you on a strange island where you must use your skills to solve a variety of puzzles. You become a young boy who, lost at sea is washed up on a mysterious island. Here a talking magical fox helps you to navigate this beautiful world, as visions of a red caped man haunt you. And so you must make your way to the tower in the middle of the island to discover what is going on and see for yourself why you are here.Using the third person perspective this visually stunning game brings you a series of puzzles and problems for you to work around. There are also magical towers that you can interact with to enhance the story. With your companion you have a magical adventure waiting for you to enjoy.
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