For being 13 years old, the first Bioshock manages to maintain that delicate balance of dread and wonder as you explore antagonist Andrew Ryan’s underwater dystopia, and it’s worth revisiting even if you’ve been under the sea before. In addition to killing splicers, the plasmids can be used to solve puzzles and allow you to progress through the game. These alter your DNA and allow you to shoot lightning from your fingertips or launch a swarm of bees to distract and gradually damage enemies. For an FPS, there aren’t that many unique weapon types, but armament like the machine gun and shotgun are complemented by special abilities called plasmids. Genetically-modified humans called splicers stalk you at every turn, and the infamous Big Daddies, who act as sort of a mascot for the series, are imposing and deadly. In a lot of ways, Rapture is the star of the show with its detailed set pieces and environmental story-telling, but the world is as interesting as it is dangerous. He rides a submersible called a Bathysphere down to Rapture, an Atlantean metropolis that has succumbed to class and power struggle and fallen into disrepair. With dozens of hours of content, there’s more than enough to do in the worlds of Rapture and Columbia, but does the first appearance of these games on a Nintendo platform hold up to scrutiny?īioshock follows protagonist Jack after his plane crashes into the ocean. The compilation also features Bioshock 2 Remastered and Bioshock Infinite: The Complete Edition. Initially released on Xbox 360 in 2007, it (and a remastered version) would go on to be ported almost everywhere, finally landing on Switch as part of Bioshock: The Collection. The original Bioshock was one of the most notable titles in the HD era for the way it blended FPS, horror, and exploration with an engrossing story.
Instead, they’ve focused on having satisfying shooting mechanics, varied enemies, and wide arrays of weapons. First-person shooters haven’t always been known for having compelling narratives.
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