BioShock: The Collection cover
FranchiseBioshock

BioShock: The Collection

BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea →

Critic score14 critics
First release
Sep 13, 2016
Genres
Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Shooter, Puzzle · Open world, Action, Fantasy, Science fiction, Horror, Historical, Stealth

BioShock: The Collection is a game bundle consisting of remastered 1080p editions of BioShock, BioShock 2 and BioShock Infinite along with their accompanying downloadable content.

Also known as 바이오쇼크: 더 컬렉션

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Storyline, release dates, time to beat, age ratings, modes, links, keywords

Storyline
This collection gathers the complete BioShock trilogy, three interlinked tales of grand utopian dreams gone catastrophically wrong. The original BioShock and its sequel descend into Rapture, a secret art-deco metropolis built beneath the Atlantic Ocean by an idealist who sought a haven free from government and moral restraint. When a plane crash strands a lone survivor above its ruins, he discovers a once-glittering city collapsed into civil war, its citizens twisted into addicts by gene-altering serums called Plasmids, and its cavernous halls stalked by armored Big Daddies and the eerie little girls they protect. The trilogy's final chapter, BioShock Infinite, rises instead to Columbia, a majestic city floating among the clouds, where a former agent named Booker DeWitt is sent to retrieve a mysterious young woman named Elizabeth held captive there. Together these stories explore soaring ambition, ruin, and the dark ideologies that shape impossible cities.Read more

This collection gathers the complete BioShock trilogy, three interlinked tales of grand utopian dreams gone catastrophically wrong. The original BioShock and its sequel descend into Rapture, a secret art-deco metropolis built beneath the Atlantic Ocean by an idealist who sought a haven free from government and moral restraint. When a plane crash strands a lone survivor above its ruins, he discovers a once-glittering city collapsed into civil war, its citizens twisted into addicts by gene-altering serums called Plasmids, and its cavernous halls stalked by armored Big Daddies and the eerie little girls they protect. The trilogy's final chapter, BioShock Infinite, rises instead to Columbia, a majestic city floating among the clouds, where a former agent named Booker DeWitt is sent to retrieve a mysterious young woman named Elizabeth held captive there. Together these stories explore soaring ambition, ruin, and the dark ideologies that shape impossible cities.

Release dates
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Sep 13, 2016
PlayStation 4
Sep 13, 2016
Xbox One
Sep 13, 2016
All 11 release dates
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Sep 15, 2016
PlayStation 4
Sep 15, 2016
Xbox One
Sep 15, 2016
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Sep 16, 2016
PlayStation 4
Sep 16, 2016
Xbox One
Sep 16, 2016
Nintendo Switch
May 28, 2020
Nintendo Switch
May 29, 2020
Game modes
Single player
Perspective
First person
Keywords
ghosts, bloody, murder, photography, minigames
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At a Glance

Critic Score
84