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Not surprisingly, the original game has received the most noticeable graphical updates to leapfrog its way onto current-gen consoles. The Collection packs all three games, including BioShock 2’s excellent Minerva’s Den DLC and Infinite’s fantastic Burial at Sea expansion, in one tri-force package adventure that’s by far the definitive way to play any of these games – either on console or on PC. It’s a much better shooter than either of its forebears.

It took the series to the skies, to the tyrannically ruled religious paradise-cum-nightmare of Columbia – a world with similar themes but with entirely new sights. In BioShock Infinite, the series returned to Irrational Games’ capable hands. It’s an underrated shooter, one that really improves the original’s fundamental mechanics, and offers a new perspective on this rich world.

It was a sequel not directly developed by series creator and brainchild Ken Levine, or his team at Irrational Games, but instead had the team at 2K Marin at its helm. The former was a revisit to Rapture’s creaking halls. Since 2007, the series has spawned two sequels 2010’s BioShock ’s BioShock Infinite. Until it fell into ruin among a devastating civil war on New Year’s Eve 1958, wherein its populace went mad. With the discovery and abuse of the substance ADAM – a chemical that biologically altered the genetic code of the city’s inhabitants – Rapture only became more incredible. It’s almost ten years since players first explored the world of Rapture: an underwater city built as a beacon for creative freedom, a place for the world’s greatest minds to thrive away from the societal limitations of life on the surface. Available on PS4 (version tested), Xbox One, PC

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