Naturally, we're mostly interested in the graphics side of things today, and plenty has changed here, too. We won't be delving too deep into the gameplay side of things here, but critics seem to approve of the title's fresh perspective given its metascore of 95/100. Although it's still a first-person shooter published by 2K Games and contains similar concepts and themes, the third installment doesn't follow the same story, being set decades before the previous entries in a floating city called Columbia. In turn, the game could be run on max quality at 1920x1200 with a relatively affordable graphics card.ДЄnother three years having passed since BioShock 2 and the dawn of a new console generation on the horizon, BioShock Infinite has taken the opportunity to mix things up. It also used a modified build of Unreal Engine 2.5 and looked similar to its predecessor with no major improvements. However, as is often the case, the second title was less of a technical showpiece. Given our first impression with the first entry, we didn't hesitate to take BioShock 2 for a spin a couple years later. Our performance review at the time concluded that the title had 'jaw-dropping visual effects' and that you'd need one of the finest graphics cards of the day if you intended on playing at 1920x1200 - or even 1600x1200 for that matter.

Developed using a modified version of Unreal Engine 2.5 and enhanced with Havok Physics, we were blown away by the original BioShock when it launched back in September 2007.

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