So come dive in if you’re looking for a new and sometimes hilarious way to kill people, because that was the majority of my enjoyment of Bio Inc. Redemption. It’s creative, the execution is decent, and it’s certainly a title that stands out on the Switch. However, if you have any interest in actually helping people, I recommend to avoid this title,...
Bio Inc. Redemption2017
Early Access
Bio Inc. Redemption
2017 DryGin Studios69Worthwhile
Playtime
ModerateTypically 12 hours
Playable on
- Steam DeckPlayable
- Steam MachinePlayable
Available on
- −92%$1.03
- −50%$7.49
- $14.99
- $14.99
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- May 18, 2017
- Developer
- DryGin Studios
- Publisher
- DryGin Studios
- Themes
Overview
Bio Inc.: Redemption is a biomedical simulator in which you make life or death decisions. Create the ultimate illness to torment your victim or play as the head of a medical team and hopefully find a cure to save your patient.
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Reception
Press58
Players86
MediocreGreat- OpenCritic58from 4 reviews
An interesting idea, no doubt, allowing you to be a hero or villain, but I wish its controls were better conceived
Once the novelty of being allowed to give someone testicular cancer wears off, it's a rather uninspired affair. Clicking for hours at a time will likely result in carpal tunnel syndrome, which is the price you pay for being such a dreadful sadist. Shame on you.
Bio Inc: Redemption fits in a strange place. It feels like it'd be as welcome on a cell phone as it is on PC, and as a result, it often feels like it doesn't take advantage of either's strengths. The campaign's restrictions create a barrier for casual players, but the sandbox is freeing. Multiplayer is a real highlight, as long as it stays stable. When...
An interesting concept which is let down by the resource system and the repetitive nature of the gameplay.