BioShock 2: Minerva's Den

 PlayStation 3
User Score
8.6

Generally favorable reviews- based on 63 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 53 out of 63
  2. Mixed: 8 out of 63
  3. Negative: 2 out of 63

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  1. platguy4
    May 25, 2012
    9
    This is a truly excellent example of what a DLC should offer - it fits perfectly with the franchise while offering a fresh experience. The great shame is that it shows the holes in bioshock 2. If bioshock 2 would have shown this kind of challenge and originality it would have been a ground breaking game - shame that we had to wait for a DLC to show what the developers could really do withThis is a truly excellent example of what a DLC should offer - it fits perfectly with the franchise while offering a fresh experience. The great shame is that it shows the holes in bioshock 2. If bioshock 2 would have shown this kind of challenge and originality it would have been a ground breaking game - shame that we had to wait for a DLC to show what the developers could really do with the franchise… Expand
  2. majk77
    May 27, 2020
    10
    Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Q
  3. Killa
    Sep 14, 2010
    9
    I usually don't like downloadable games very much, but I'm a Bioshcok sucker and could not resist. For the money, this game blows away some of the bigger full retail releases I've tried recently! GREAT game and an awesome addition to the Bioshock universe. It may not add much to the old Bioshock formula, but when it's already as good as it is you don't need to.
  4. AwkwardTurtle42
    Nov 24, 2013
    9
    Minerva's Den sets the bar for what DLC should be. Not overpriced or just a couple of extra levels, but something that adds a lot to the game. It's a single-player DLC separate from the main game which follows the story of Subject Sigma, who has mysteriously been reactivated.

    In it the player explores a previously unseen area of Rapture called Minerva's Den. The DLC will take a few    Minerva's Den sets the bar for what DLC should be. Not overpriced or just a couple of extra levels, but something that adds a lot to the game. It's a single-player DLC separate from the main game which follows the story of Subject Sigma, who has mysteriously been reactivated.

    In it the player explores a previously unseen area of Rapture called Minerva's Den. The DLC will take a few hours depending on your play-style. It assumes you've already played BioShock 2 when you start it.    … Expand
  5. AlBal665
    Aug 5, 2023
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This is the first time I’ve played Minerva’s Den as part of the Bioshock Remastered Collection for PS4 and I think it’s the best of the lot so far and an absolutely amazing DLC. It has so much more content, new and interesting enemies like the very cool Lancer Big Daddies and the story is phenomenal. I love how it explains how the technology in Rapture is still working and what happened to Tenenbaum but also the story of Milton, Pearl and The Thinker was outstanding. The twist really caught me unawares and the ending actually made me cry it was so beautiful. A perfect addition to Bioshock 2.… Expand
  6. yangfanhong
    Apr 19, 2023
    8
    Graet. This extra level is a wonderful supplement of the main story. And the plot of the dlc itself is intriguing.

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Metascore
81

Generally favorable reviews - based on 6 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 4 out of 6
  2. Mixed: 2 out of 6
  3. Negative: 0 out of 6
  1. GameSpot
    Jan 5, 2011
    85
    This add-on's great pacing and memorable story are excellent reasons to return to Rapture.
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  2. Playstation Official Magazine UK
    Dec 25, 2010
    70
    Solid, but not startling. [Issue#51, p.103]
  3. Game Revolution
    91
    It's one hell of a trip from beginning to end and, by the end of its four-hour journey, will only make it tougher for you to wait two years for BioShock Infinite.
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