Visually stunning but all that pretty has nothing on the actual story, acting, animation and brilliant gameplay. It's only April and I think we have a real contender for not only the Game of the Year but perhaps the best game of this current gaming generation.
Like its series's progenitor, BioShock Infinite starts with a man visiting a lighthouse. Booker DeWitt owes a debt to someone powerful, and to get rid of it he must visit a skyborne city and retrieve a girl named Elizabeth.
The classic revisionism of the Hall of Heroes
The lazy; pointless; and offensive "equivalence" narrative that opens the second half of the game
"Bring us the girl and wipe away the debt." That is all Booker Dewitt had to do, and it sounds easy enough doesn't it? Wrong! This girl isn't waiting at a mall to be picked up by you.
When I started playing BioShock Infinite I was quietly impressed with the opening hours, things slowly started to draw me in, but I wasn't blown away. A lot of questions about Columbia and why Booker was there were raised in the opening sequences and I was intrigued, but certainly not enjoying it as...
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