Customer Ratings & Reviews

This game is very good. It is nothing new but refreshed.

Bought this game for my boyfriend. He enjoyed it very much.

Loved it on the 360 and wanted to get the updated version.

Great game for Xbox one with the dlc content included

I love it, it was nice to get the whole bundle in one box

Game has very great awesome graphic very realistic.

This was one of many he had on his Christmas list.

If Splicers come back for more, believe me I'll send Big Daddy (me ram shaft) down those Splicer throats!

I got this game for my boys but there was some content in the game that I perfer them not see so I chose to take it back

I had never played these so I picked up the collection in one set - it's okay but nothing jaw dropping IMO.

Just not my type of game. Visually appealing though

These are decent remasters but fail to allow use of certain current gen features

Is a pretty good game, just sometimes hard to understand what to do next.

The game is alright but its a long process to beat and can get dull at times.

Cherish your memories. These did not hold up over the test of time.

The graphics look great but the game play is buggy as ever with no patches to fix problems. Freezes constantly and deletes saves

if this is considered a remaster that is sad. looks just like a direct port of last gen to me. only difference is that its 1080. theres no upgrades graphically.

Game was ok but I got tired of itbut it is good I guess to some

This was an amazing game when it was first released and it has only gotten better over time. Amazing value as this includes all 3 games plus all DLC. I've been slowly working through each chapter and the visuals are amazing. Highly recommend this version of a ground-breaking game.

A remaster of a trilogy of phenomenal games! To my understanding, it comes with Bioshock 1, 2, and Infinite, along with all of the released DLC. The only exception is the multiplayer aspect of Bioshock 2. On the Xbox One release, it comes on two discs, stacked on top of each other (Bioshock 1+2 on the first disc, and Bioshock Infinite on the second). The Bioshock 1+2 disc, out of the box, is the disc on top. The PS4 case, however, has the discs on opposite sides of the case. I am not sure of the PC edition case (I do know that the PC Bioshock Infinite edition is *not* remastered, but the console versions are. Just a heads up!). I wish that the Xbox One case was designed better, because it always feels like I'm breaking something when I get the Bioshock Infinite disc. I do believe that the games are running on 1080p and 60 FPS.