I think this game is not for everyone and I feel fifty-fifty about this game.
It attempts to do several things at the same time and there are better games in symbolism, story and gameplay.
Comparing it to the previous Bioshock games is hard because there are many changes. I like the first the best because the story is consistent ALL the time (in Infinite it feels off most of the time and I could tell the twist almost from the start of the game), the gameplay feels more rewarding and fair than Infinite and I don't think this game lives to the hype.
It is a very short game and I guess it could have been quite good when it released years ago.

At least it runs flawless for me on Linux with Proton.

I think this game is not for everyone and I feel fifty-fifty about this game. It attempts to do several things at the same time and there are better games in symbolism, story and gameplay. Comparing it to the previous Bioshock games is hard because there are many changes. I like the first the best because the story is consistent ALL the time (in Infinite it feels off most of the time and I could tell the twist almost from the start of the game), the gameplay feels more rewarding and fair than Infinite and I don't think this game lives to the hype. It is a very short game and I guess it could have been quite good when it released years ago. At least it runs flawless for me on Linux with Proton.