BioShock Remastered

BioShock Remastered is a re-release of the cult shooter with improved textures, lighting and support for high resolution 4K. Bioshock tells the story of the underwater city of Rapture, built by Andrew Ryan as a utopian place for artists, scientists and various figures to live, free from politics, war and religion. For some time, the metropolis existed as an analogue of heaven on earth, but soon, thanks to Frank Fontaine, smuggling penetrated here, which began to split society. A little later, Bridget Tenenbaum developed a cure for all diseases, called ADAM, but it began to become addictive in people, completely clouding their minds. In 1960, a hero named Jack survives a plane crash. Upon reaching the Lighthouse, he enters Rapture. He discovers a dilapidated city and people out for blood. A certain Atlas contacts him, who offers to help the main character in exchange for a favor. The gameplay is a first-person shooter where the player combines weapons and the use of plasmids, including the ability to telekinesis or electrocute. There are mechanics for stealth and hacking. As you progress, you need to collect ADAM, which allows you to improve your abilities, and EVU, which helps you use active plasmids. The money collected is used to buy health kits, ammo, hacking devices, etc. There are 40 different plasmids and tonics in BioShock Remastered. If a player dies, he is resurrected at the nearest control point - in special Vita-chambers. On the hero's path, he will meet huge Papa monsters guarding the Sisters, who are collecting the remains of ADAM from corpses. By defeating their bodyguards, you can either kill the girls, draining them of all valuable resources, or free them from the influence of this substance. Depending on the decisions made, the player will see different endings.