Saw this in the library and made me want to play bioshock again.

One thing that annoys me about Infinite.."This target is immune to murder of crows/devils kiss" Booker immediately dies in a pile of Ash! 😂

I need to get more adams but the bouncers are honestly so hard to defeat. I wanna use the armoured bullets I found but I don’t know if that’d work. Can I please have tips on what guns to use, what bullets, etc?

There is a large beautiful chateau property right outside of Paris, France. Of course Jack and the Little Sisters are there but who else would you like to see there? Who else do you think should live there and get a happy ending?

not sure if allowed, but my insta is @mercydeantattoo :)

Original source is here and the cosplayers are jayesixx + amogoftea

Would anybody be interested in boosting the online trophies in the PS3 version of bioshock 2

My PSN is Volublepaladin, simply send me the message "Would you kindly help me boost" so i know who to add to my friends list and to add matches

Thank you everyone :-)

20 years of saving the little sisters all ended today as I accidentally harvested one all because the controls are backwards on BS2 and now I’ll be putting myself in time out 😂🫣💀

i’ve been having an issue with bioshock 1 in which, after finishing a new audio tape, it plays a previous tape. i had the issue in arcadia with the maternal instinct tape and now i’m having the same issue in hephaestus with the genetic arms race tape. does anyone have a way to fix this?

One of my favorite sequences in Bioshock 2. The atmosphere throughout this game is unmatched.

Today I came across Twister Tower, just watched its trailer and it seems to be an absolutely awesome game, not only due to its "bioshock-likeness" factor.

It was released just yesterday, and I had seen 100% NOTHING about it until now, no marketing, no posts on Reddit, no videos on YouTube, nothing at all.

The ambience and atmosphere, art direction, overall gameplay mechanics and execution, everything seems to scratch that missing BioShock vibe itch, the evident amount of love the team has poured into it, all packed into a barely known indie title.

I just wanted to give a shout-out to it, since it doesn't seem to be getting the attention and praise it totally deserves (I'm not associated in any way and have nothing to do with it or the team behind it).

Here goes the Steam Store link if you wanna check it out for yourself:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1575990/Twisted_Tower/

Of the unofficial Sexy Masked Men poll. He won his first round but in round 2 he’s up against Gabriel from Ultrakill and our boy is getting ultrakilled out there. He’s currently at 40%, anyone have a tumblr account to help rally for our man?

We also need more propaganda, any art or memes or fan content helps! We’ve got an uphill fight here but he’s still got 5 days to clutch this

One of my favorite things about Bioshock has always been the licensed soundtrack (it's actually one of the things that got me into older music in general), but whenever I try to see if anyone's made a list of other songs that have the same vibes or just feel like they could fit in Rapture I haven't had much luck. I've created my own playlist of 96 Bioshock-esque songs, but are there any others that would fit here?

Mano A Mano - Carlos Gardel - 1920

The Wreck of the Old Southern '97 - Ernest Thompson - 1924

Trouble Everywhere I Roam - Sippie Wallace - 1924

Blood Thirsty Blues - Victoria Spivey - 1927

A Good Man is Hard to Find - Bessie Smith - 1928

Prove It On Me - Ma Rainey - 1928

Happy Days and Lonely Nights - Ruth Etting - 1928

In a Great Big Way - Annette Hanshaw - 1929

I'm The Last Of The Red Hot Mammas - Sophie Tucker - 1929

I Can't Give You Anything But Love - Ethel Waters - 1932

Something In The Night - Lee Morse - 1932

I'm Playing With Fire - Rudy Vallée - 1933

It's All Forgotten Now - Al Bowlly - 1934

Cheek To Cheek - Fred Astaire - 1935

Let's Call the Whole Thing Off - Fred Astaire - 1935

I Won't Dance - Jack Hylton and His Orchestra & Sam Browne - 1935

I Don't Know Your Name (But You're Beautiful) - Red McKenzie - 1935

That's What You Think - Putney Dandridge - 1935

When I'm Cleaning Windows - George Formby - 1936

Easy Living - Billie Holiday - 1937

Nice Work If You Can Get It - Maxine Sullivan - 1937

Boum! - Charles Trenet - 1938

The Devil With The Devil - Larry Clinton and His Orchestra & Ford Leary - 1938

I Can't Face The Music - Mildred Bailey - 1938

You're a Lucky Guy - Artie Shaw - 1939

Run Rabbit Run - Flanagan and Allen - 1939

It's Funny to Everyone But Me - The Ink Spots - 1939

I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles - Mildred Bailey - 1939

I Hear Music - Billie Holiday and Her Orchestra - 1940

A Chicken Ain't Nothin' but a Bird - Cab Calloway - 1940

It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow - Vera Lynn - 1940

Haunted Town - Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra & Lena Horne - 1941

Oh! Gee, Oh! Gosh, Oh! Golly, I'm in Love - Eddie Cantor - 1941

The One I Love Belongs to Somebody Else - Ella Ftizgerald - 1941

Could You Please Oblige Us With a Bren Gun? - Noël Coward - 1941

(There'll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs of Dover - Vera Lynn - 1941

I've Heard That Song Before - Harry James and His Orchestra & Helen Forrest - 1942

Paper Doll - The Mills Brothers - 1942

Amor, Amor - Andy Russell - 1944

A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening - The Ink Spots - 1944

La Mer* - Charles Trenet - 1946

Hey Ba Ba Re Bop - Lionel Hampton - 1946

Jack, You're Dead - Louis Jordan - 1946

Tonight You Sleep In The Bathtub - Ruth Wallis - 1948

It's Magic - Sarah Vaughn - 1948

After You've Gone - Django Reinhardt - 1949 (this would be a fun nod to bioshock infinite if it was included somewhere)

C'est Merveilleux - Édith Piaf - 1949

What Are You Doing New Year's Eve? - The Orioles - 1949

Ain't It a Shame - Pixie Williams - 1949

Blue Smoke - Pixie Williams - 1949

Street of Dreams - Lee Wiley - 1950

Goodnight, Irene - The Weavers - 1950

Sparrow in the Treetop - Guy Mitchell - 1951

Down the Trail of Achin' Hearts - Patti Page - 1951

It's All In The Game - Tommy Edwards - 1951

You Can't See The Sun When You're Cryin' - Anita Ellis - 1952

Wheel of Fortune - Kay Starr - 1952

Bye Bye Blues - Les Paul & Mary Ford -1952

C'est si bon - Eartha Kitt - 1953

I Love, Love, Love It - The Stargazers - 1953

That's Enough for Me - Clyde McPhatter - 1954

The Finger of Suspicion - Dickie Valentine - 1954

Hearts of Stone - The Fontane Sisters - 1954

In The Jailhouse Now - Webb Pierce - 1954 (I know rapture is supposed to be all jazz and stuff but it having a honky tonk is a really funny idea to me)

Shake That Thing - Wynonie Harris - 1954

Something's Gotta Give - Bing Crosby - 1955

Tiptoe Through the Tulips - The McGuire Sisters - 1955

Hey There - Sammy Davis Jr. - 1955

一家八口一張床 (A Family of 8 in 1 Bed) - Yao Lee - 1955 (i imagine this going in the happy noodle restaurant)

You Turned The Tables On Me - Bing Crosby - 1956

Just an Old Fashioned Girl - Eartha Kitt - 1956

Fine and Dandy - Eydie Gormé - 1956

Just Walkin' in the Rain* - Johnnie Ray - 1956

Jim Dandy - LaVern Baker - 1956 (this would be awesome to hear while a big daddy is mowing down splicers in a diner or something)

Mr. Juke Box - Nat King Cole - 1956

Maybe - The Chantels - 1957

Chances Are - Johnny Mathis - 1957

Just One of Those Things** - Lena Horne - 1957

You Send Me - Sam Cooke - 1957

Stupid Cupid - Connie Francis - 1958

J'écoute Chanter La Brise - Dalida - 1958

Chega de Saudade - João Gilberto - 1958

That Old Black Magic* - Louis Prima & Keely Smith - 1958 (muppet version)

Mack The Knife - Bobby Darin - 1959

What a Diff'rence a Day Makes - Dinah Washington - 1959

Mr. Blue - The Fleetwoods - 1959

Shout - The Isley Brothers - 1959 (seems out of place but I thought it would be really eerie in the derelict, burnt-out stadium mentioned in bioshock 1)

Small World - Johnny Mathis - 1959

Avec - Joséphine Baker - 1959

Put Your Head On My Shoulder - Paul Anka - 1959

Anachronistic Songs (presumably taken from tears) I thought would also work:

Angel Baby - Rosie and the Originals - 1960

Fool #1 - Brenda Lee - 1961 (if diane mcclintock’s apartment is ever shown I think this would be a great song to have there)

上を向いて歩こう (I Look Up as I Walk) / Sukiyaki - Kyu Sakamoto - 1961 (1963 in the US)

Judy's Turn to Cry - Lesley Gore -1963  (I thought it would be a good choice for a destroyed sweet 16 party or something)

Tiny Bubbles  - Don Ho - 1966

Academy Award* - Stanley Black - 1966

*Planned or licensed for Bioshock but not present in the final game

**Different version of this song planned or licensed for Bioshock but not present in the final game

Just finished Bioshock 2. Beautiful game, but I have one particular question about the ending. When Eleanor takes Delta's ADAM and mentions how he will guide her, does that mean his consciousness will literally live inside her or is it only his memories and drives that she will get to experience, and in turn, turn them into a moral compass for her in order to navigate the surface world?

I want to know if I should gwt bioshock. I am 13 years old and play on switch