As a veteran returning to play through the three games of is a pleasure, but it's a bit disappointing to watch the updates and behind-the-scenes content to each entry gradually decline.

"There's always a lighthouse, there's always a man, there's always a city," says Elizabeth softly in Bioshock Infinite , and at that moment we were sure of it. The game was a full-blown masterpiece, although at times incoherent and complex. Then again, all three Bioshock games are.

The 'BioShocks' are all first-person shooters, but they are in a class of their own. Gunplay takes a back seat to immersion and narrative (although the gunplay is still quite good). In all three games, the guns are joined by quasi-magical powers called plasmids and vigors.

What a GREAT GAME ! I will keep it short and simple. I'm new to the BIOSHOCK series and I'm glad because I get to play it at a very sharp 1080p and at a very smooth running 60 frames per second.

Let's cut to the chase. If you haven't played all three BioShock games then you probably ought to, and BioShock: The Collection is easily the best way to do it. For around ￡30 you're getting three superb titles, one of which still stands up as one of the best and most influential games ever made.

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The games look fantastic; All the DLC is included; A great way to introduce new fans

Not a consistent 60fps throughout; Controls in 1 & 2 feel a little archaic

Within a seven year period, the BioShock franchise expanded into three games with additional story-driven DLCs. The franchise portrays numerous themes, but if there's one thing that's uniform throughout is the underlying backdrop of a dark, creepy, and corrupted approach to human society.

Crisp; clear; and sharp visuals; Smooth gameplay; Convenient all-in-one package

Remaster decline; Minor framerate stutters; Not much new content for returning fans

I had this game on Xbox 360... at last it's available now for Xbox one and we'll worth the wait as it's the whole trilogy... Fantastic.

BioShock: The Collection celebrates a time when Ken Levine introduced console players to his spiritual successor to System Shock 2. I lost my mind when the demo came out for Xbox 360 and it was one of the few times I immediately pre-ordered the game after trying it out.

Bioshock: The Collection consists of three games that were released on the previous-gen console: Bioshock 1 (2007), Bioshock 2 (2010) and Bioshock Infinite (2013). All three are primarily first-person shooters; however, you shouldn't expect a high-action shooter like Call of Duty, but more, a...