It’s impossible not to stray from the beaten path and lose yourself in what you see and it’s one of many reasons the series remains such an iconic and meaningful experience to this date.īutton mapping in the Switch version deserves a round of applause for a job well done, but the same cannot be said for aiming which can feel awfully rigid. The BioShock games pull the player through corrupt, dystopian settings with fiercely intriguing storylines – whether you’re navigating the harrowing halls of the underwater city of Rapture in BioShock and BioShock 2, or skyhook-hopping through Columbia in BioShock Infinite, you’re encouraged to engage with your surroundings to the fullest for a more well-rounded understanding of the world and lore.īioShock lives and breathes immersion in its environments that are built on unique concepts and painted in a beguiling art-style. It’s Bio-Shocking (sorry) if you haven’t yet tested the waters of this franchise, but for those who’ve missed out, here’s the low-down. The series spans three mind-blowing instalments BioShock, BioShock 2 and BioShock Infinite.Īlthough there’s often debate about which is ultimately the best of the bunch, each is memorable for its own flurry of reasons.
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