The saving grace in BioShock is that you can avoid hacking almost altogether. It breaks immersion and feels a bit cheap.
Time stops, and any enemy in the vicinity is patiently waiting while you fiddle with pipe pieces. When the rest of the game is of such high quality, the transition to the hacking mini game is quite jarring. Some hacks late game are straight impossible if you don't invest heavily into Engineering Tonics. The difficulty depends on the thing the player is hacking, and on the Engineering Tonics the player has equipped. The mini game is simple enough, you must use straight tiles, and elbow tiles to connect a path from start to end. One thing that's not remembered so fondly though is the game's now infamous hacking mini game. The game's masterful story, beautiful art deco art style, and engaging gameplay left lasting impressions on millions of gamers. Irrational Games' 2007 masterpiece BioShock is praised to this day by players and critics alike. Here we'll tackle some more examples, and explore how they affect the overall gameplay. In part one we explored how System Shock 1 and 2, Deus ex, and Fallout 3 handled hacking mini games.
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