Along with the release of the launch trailer for 2K Games' "BioShock: The Collection," the remastered game is not fully available until Sept. 15.

According to Steam, the remastered version of the game will automatically show up in the Steam library as a separate game and players will be able to see the on Sept. 15 at 3:00 p.m. PT. As per the publication, players may opt to install either the original version or the remastered version.

It is added that if the player does have a physical cipt of "BioShock" or "BioShock 2" on PC or "Games for Windows Live" digital copy, additional procedures may have to be done to secure the remastered version.

Meanwhile, the "BioShock: The Collection" launch trailer opens with a video montage from the three games, along with voice-overs from Atlas and Andre Ryan from "BioShock" and Booker and Elizabeth from "BioShock: Infinite." As per PC Gamer, the trailer goies into Rapture, "Would you kindly?," and "Bring us the girl," before its transition to quick cups of jumps, punches, shouts, and shoots.

According to IGN, "BioShock: The Collection" provides the greatest opportunity for beginners to explore and engage the most unforgettable first person shooters of the generation. As per the publication, those who love the lighthouses, plasmids, and Big Daddys will have "uneven rewards" across the game trilogy.

"BioShock: The Collection" serves as the remastered iteration of the "BioShock" video game series, which includes "BioShock," "BioShock 2," and "BioShock Infinite." The game was initially released for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Microsoft Windows on Sept. 13.