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April 2013
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The editors liked
Gorgeous visual design
Amazing soundtrack
Best storyline we've played in years
Elizabeth's design
Animation
Aerial combat
Unique visual design
A deep
Involving story that makes you care about its characters
Looks gorgeous on a powerful PC
Skyrails are a blast
Captivating world
Story
And characters. Plenty of fun
Bloody combat balanced by exploration
Conversation
And obsessive scrounging. Runs well on lowerend Macs. Elizabeth is one of the most endearing computercontrolled sidekicks ever.
Excellent pacing
Wonderful character development
A story you'll spend hours talking about
Barbershop quartet.
The editors didn't like
Tedious
Neverending combat
Story refuses to explore difficult situations the premise presents
Mechanics clash with the narrative
Annoying audio bug
Enemies often don't do anything until they spot you
The control scheme takes some getting used to
Combat isn't as satisfying or as versatile as in previous Bioshocks. No native support for nonconsole gamepads
Combat can feel a bit uninspired if not downright easy (save for the game's final mission)
Infinite is a decent shooter that derives its action from the foundations of the series. The gameplay doesn't always make great use of new mechanics. Elizabeth is not believable enough and the city of Columbia is wasted potential outside the brilliant in...
Abstract: Where to begin with this game; I'm at a loss for words. When the original BioShock graced our screens all those years ago, reviewers and critics fell in love immediately. It would seem that history is repeating itself, as we have before us another masterp...
Published: 2013-04-03, Author: John , review by: Gamingnexus.com
BioShock Infinite is such a fun game with an incredible atmosphere. The long wait has been worth it and Irrational Games has done an incredible job at bringing Booker, Elizabeth, and Columbia to life....
Was BioShock Infinite worth the wait? Absolutely. Lead designer Ken Levine has done an outstanding job with the title. Visuals are stunning and the gameplay is remarkable. FPS fans might question the developer's logic of passing on multiplayer, but the ga...
Abstract: After finishing up the new Bioshock Infinite from Irrational Games, I am left in a state of reflection over what an amazing experience it was. The game starts in a very similar fashion to the original Bioshock: You are heading towards a lighthouse. This t...
Abstract: First off, let me say that I don't buy brand new PC games very often. I buy them even less often on release day, and even rarer is the occasion when I find myself actually sitting at the computer watching the clock for the official release time so the gam...
Abstract: If you aren’t aware of the fact that I simply adore the original BioShock, then you probably don’t know me very well. It was a brilliantly written game that poked at our brains, giving us a smorgasbord of philosophical and political questions to muse o...
Abstract: Depending on where in the country you live, you might have the nagging feeling that portions of the United States have broken clean off. Just up and decided to veer into their own orbits, consequences be damned. And, because any notion that these States a...
Published: 2013-03-26, Author: Chelsea , review by: mashable.com
Abstract: We all want a clean slate. Everyone has past misdeeds, large or small, that we wish could be wiped clean with one broad stroke. It's no different for Booker DeWitt, the hero of BioShock Infinite . His troubled past as a soldier who fought in the Battle of...
Abstract: BioShock Infinite 12Next »When I finished BioShock Infinite – don’t worry, I won’t spoil anything – I was dumbfounded. I wanted to tell someone what I thought, but for a moment I had absolutely no idea. I’d experienced a kind of excited panic, then to...
