41 Bioshock T-Shirts to Evolve Your Wardrobe
Bioshock, for me is a game that transcends the limits of the typical video game by surpassing everything I’d encountered and expected from games prior. Rapture and Columbia are gorgeous places to visit, the stories are deep and enthralling with thoughtful commentary on our society and lives, and the game play is addictive. I still recall visiting Rapture for the first time with amazement, it’s a memory of a place I visited and a story I lived, not simply a game I played. By now you probably will have played through all three games, Bioshock, Bioshock 2, and Bioshock Infinite, I wonder whether you were satisfied with the conclusion? Regardless, checkout the best Bioshock t-shirts in all realities:
Bioshock – Booker DeWitt
Big Daddy Security T-Shirt
Come to Daddy T-Shirt
The Infinite Loop T-Shirt
Columbia Rise to Paradise T-Shirt
No Gods or Kings T-Shirt
Bioshock Plasmids T-Shirt
Welcome to Rapture Tee
Would You Kindly T-Shirt
Come On Mr Bubbles T-Shirt
Big Friend T-Shirt
Big Daddy-Os T-Shirt
Visit Rapture T-Shirt
Who’s Your Daddy T-Shirt
Super Shock Bros T-Shirt
Super Shock Bros 3 T-Shirt
Big Daddy and the Little Sisters T-Shirt
I Choose Rapture T-Shirt
I’ll Always Protect You
Vitruvian Big Daddy T-Shirt
Rapture Bouncers T-Shirt
Greetings from Rapture T-Shirt
Big Daddy Helmet T-Shirt
A Slave Obeys T-Shirt
Blast from the Past T-Shirt
Columbia Songbirds T-Shirt
Big Daddy O’s
Rapture for NES T-Shirt
Bioshock Big Daddy T-Shirt
Number One Daddy T-Shirt
A Man Chooses T-Shirt
Incinerate Plasmid Advert T-Shirt
In Him We Trust T-Shirt
Sugar and Splice and Everything Nice T-Shirt
Columbian Blitzkrieg T-Shirt
Welcome to Rapture T-Shirt
Welcome to Columbia T-Shirt
Songbird T-Shirt
Bettermen’s Autobodies – The Handyman T-Shirt
Constants & Variables T-Shirt
When “Bioshock” was first released, people immediately gravitated towards its interesting look at a “what-if” scenario involving a secret city built under the ocean that was essentially the poster child for objectivism. As soon as the game is loaded, players are immediately greeted to the city of Rapture and its inhabitants. The city’s founder, Andrew Ryan, can be heard over loudspeakers casually dismissing the main character as a threat as he continues to delve deeper into Ryan’s world of ethically ignorant citizens. Andrew Ryan’s speeches help to create a strong atmosphere for the player as the world becomes increasingly haunting with every step further he takes.
“Bioshock 2” takes a similar path as its predecessor, despite being built by a different company. Following in the footsteps of the previous art team’s famous “Big Daddy” characters, the design team for the sequel decided to put the player in the suit of one of these creatures. Of course, it wouldn’t be a game if your character didn’t operate outside the bounds of a normal Big Daddy, and here it is no exception. Your character can use tools that a normal Big Daddy would be unable to, as well as bond with a young woman that has suffered for many years under her mother’s insane tutelage.
With “Bioshock Infinite” though, the game developers that built the original “Bioshock” are looking to create something different. Instead of looking to the murky depths of the ocean and the kind of people that would be willing to live down there, Ken Levine and his team have created “Columbia,” a city in the clouds filled with jingoistic nationalists who believe George Washington was a god amongst mortals. Players will take the role of a private investigator in search of a woman who has been kept beyond her will with hopes of rescuing her.