BioShock Infinite: The Complete Edition on Nintendo Switch bundles the main game with its story DLC, placing it as the more complete entry point in 2K’s BioShock range. It sits in the same space as narrative led shooters like Dishonored and the modern Wolfenstein games, where atmosphere and character work matter as much as firefights. Here you trade the series’ underwater horror for Columbia, a bright, unsettling floating city, with Booker DeWitt and Elizabeth at the centre of the mystery.
Who will enjoy BioShock Infinite on Switch?
Pick this up if you want a single player campaign that keeps moving, with frequent set pieces and a story that leans into big themes and twists. Elizabeth is not background dressing, her abilities change how you approach encounters, keeping combat feeling reactive rather than purely about aim.
- Complete Edition content: includes the campaign and DLC, useful if you want the full narrative arc in one download.
- Portable play: suits chapter based progress, so short sessions still feel meaningful.