Ranking Every Bioware Game From Worst To Best

A sequel to an original game that Bioware had nothing to do with, the developers opted to throw away the overly-serious tone of the first release in favour of a new, more light-hearted version of MDK that embraced the ridiculousness of the title's lore.

As a third-person shooter though, the game didn't adopt the same gameplay style that the developers would come to be known for, but the sequel did retain the studio's distinct sense of personality and humour. The devs took the imaginative designs of the world and characters and ran with them, creating a quirky, enjoyable action-adventure shooter in the process.

Although it wasn't their own original property, Bioware still treated the game as if it was, creating an engaging story-driven sequel that was way better than it could have otherwise been.