From a cell phone game, to a cancelled PlayStation Vita port and an iOS version, 2K moved carefully in seeing how the 2007 cult classic can transform for smaller screens. Of course, there have been a few mobile-based attempts to size down the FPS. The more players listened, the more horrifying Rapture became. Along the way, 2K built its world through audio recordings scattered around the map. BioShock shows that it’s possible to explore a city one piece at a time.
Its linear level design is refreshing to see in an age of open-world games at the cost of a shorter experience.
Using both bullets and powers are intuitive while it’s satisfying to use Rapture’s different elements to your advantage. Its unique enemy variety still challenges players while forcing them to always change up their tactics. A mixing of vintage weapons and plasmids gave visitors in Rapture a fighting chance against Splicers. The original BioShock was ahead of its time in 2007, showing players an advanced FPS experience. For Switch gamers visiting Rapture for the first time or veterans shooting back up to Columbia, the core BioShock experience is intact and plays identically to past versions. As with other digital versions, players can buy each game separately on the eShop. This includes the base games, BioShock 2‘s remastered Minerva’s Den story and Infinite‘s mind-blowing Burial at Sea episodes. The collection also impresses with balancing its visuals and performance just right, even when enough technical setbacks remind you the series was around since 2007.Īs a package, BioShock: The Collection on Switch brings all of the games and their DLC content together. All three shooters, BioShock, BioShock 2 and BioShock Infinite make their appearances on a Nintendo platform for the first time while keeping its still-relevant first person shooter mechanics intact. Like fine wine, 2K’s BioShock series has aged gracefully into the Nintendo Switch and pulls out all the stops in making the console’s best-looking games to date.
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