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.

There's always a lighthouse. There's always a man. And now, there's also a gimmick. Episode 1 of BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea isn't a story that sheds new light on BioShock lore, but is rather a story that stitches together two worlds in ways that don't enhance either of them.

Beautiful sounds and visuals; Several standout moments with intriguing allegorical implications

BioShock Infinite's mechanics and narrative devices don't make sense in Rapture; Easy; throwaway action sequences

Best first person shooter and open world game ever .but u need steam account to play ..... which requires internet connection to use. But only once . Later it can be played offline. Exquisite graphics ,deep storyline,gameplay was superb aswell.

This game has a great story with deep, controversial themes that were present in the 1910's. Booker and Elizabeth are very likeable characters and do not become annoying.

Simple killing big daddies was much better and slightly harder nothing in this game like that You will never die in this game cuz that girl of yours will always hand out first aid boxs to you etc Overall a half par game to tie up for a few hours good story too

A good excuse to experiment with BioShock Infinite's often underrated combat, but the overall experience still feels somewhat underwhelming.

Survival mode suits the game's wide range of weapons and equipment well, and the Blue Ribbon challenges are a clever incentive; Some interesting unlockables and Easter eggs

None of the maps are especially well designed for straight combat and they do get extremely hard quite early on; No new gameplay features

BioShock Infinite on its release earlier this year received the sort of critical praise that would make a pop-star buy a private jet in an orgy of self-congratulation. Flawed but hugely ambitious, Irrational created a sweeping, involving narrative and world that left many gagging for more.

The first thing you may notice about this review is there are minor spoilers. Nothing huge, but just be warned. Don't get upset if you read something you didn't want to, but I'll be keeping some of the more major plot points under wraps for those of you on the fence.

In 2007 Irrational Games' vision of Rapture provided one of the most engaging and haunting backdrops for a game in memory. Bioshock was born and a genre was changed forever as Bioshock combined an almost perfectly horrific narrative with suspense, frights and gameplay that just took a giant leap...

Awesome deal on a game that I've been waiting to play for bloomin' ages!!