BioShock 2 creative director, Jordan Thomas, has said that in the sequel, our protagonist Jack Ryan returns, but not in the way you might think. "His story, for the purposes of BioShock 2, ...

Jack managed to kill both Ryan and Fontaine, but the city was still left in turmoil. By 1968, ... If BioShock 4 does return to the original setting of the BioShock series with Rapture, ...

BioShock 2 is invading retailers today, and the reviews have been pretty positive to say the least. But for those wanting to pick up the game. ... Jack kills Ryan under Fontaine’s influence, ...

The first “BioShock” released in 2007 to widespread critical acclaim. Gamers played as Jack, the lone survivor of a plane crash over the Atlantic Ocean in the 1960s.

Filling the pressurized space is a society founded by an industrialist named Andrew Ryan with the notion that ... The story picks up 10 years after the events of BioShock. Jack, the ...

Rapture was in a bad way in BioShock, but a decade later it’s in an even worse state of disrepair. Entire districts of Andrew Ryan’s monument to hubris are now completely submerged in ice-cold ...

In the first "BioShock" game, players are thrust into a mysterious, submerged city called Rapture, which was created in the 1940s by industrialist Andrew Ryan as a haven for those seeking freedom ...

BioShock becomes the story of Jack's struggle to navigate Rapture, uncover the secrets behind its decaying walls and come to terms with his own connection to the city and its founder, Andrew Ryan.

He managed to streamline Bioshock’s story into a cohesive, two-hour story while adding things like the characterization of Jack, some pre-Rapture events, and more.

There’s few moments in the BioShock trilogy that hold as much significance as the introduction of Rapture from the original game back in 2007. It was here, following our brief introduction to ...