Three years after the release of the last Bioshock game, 2K is releasing the entire series in package called Bioshock: The Collection.
On consoles, all three games are remastered so that each title looks beautiful in 1080p. Of the three games, Bioshock and Bioshock 2 will be the only games that receive the graphical facelift on PC. According to 2K, Bioshock Infinite “already meets the current-gen console standards and runs smoothly on high visual settings.” On top of the visual improvements, the collection also includes all of the single-player downloadable content for each of the three games.
Game | DLC |
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Bioshock | Director's Commentary: Imagining BioshockMuseum of Orphaned ConceptsChallenge Rooms |
Bioshock 2 | Protector TrialsMinerva's Den |
Bioshock Infinite | Clash in the CloudsColumbia's FinestBurial At Sea: Episode 1 and 2 |
There’s also one more piece of good news for PC owners. If you already have a copy of Bioshock, Bioshock 2 or the Minerva’s Den standalone story on Steam, you’ll get the remastered version for free. Bioshock: The Collection lands on September 13.
Name | Bioshock: The Collection |
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Type | First-person, Science Fiction |
Developer | Blind Squirrel Games |
Publisher | 2K |
Platforms | PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One |
Release Date | September 13, 2016 |
Where To Buy | 2K StoreAmazonBest BuyGameStop |
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