the smell of a new game is gorgeous... and the game story is incredible and I really recommend for everyone

the condition is perfectly fine; no scratches; extremely clean

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A masterpiece. It's Bioshock what did you expect? The game is like no other. Highly recommend to fans of any genre. Nothing in this game makes me want to stop playing, this is quality that we haven't seen in games lately.

Liked the original and this one was a bit disapointing. The ending, while interesting, was a let down and a half. No way out kinda' stuff, like Mass Effect 3. Some of the things you could do were neat, but I got bored and just trudged through til the end.

Though Burial at Sea Episode 1 may be a short vignette next to Infinite's novel, it's still one you aren't likely to put down for the brief time it lasts -- and it's priced accordingly at $15. Just don't expect the story to yank the rug out from under you quite so delightfully this time.

Revisiting Rapture; Infinite's combat in Rapture; Mini references to Infinite

Story won't surprise; Too short to build mystery

Massive, beautiful, revolutionary--BioShock Infinite is a remarkable adventure that'll keep you hooked from start to finish... and then from start to finish again.

Elizabeth feels like a real person; One of the most visually captivating games ever made; How the game lives up to or defies your expectations in equal measure

NPCs can feel hollow compared to Elizabeth; The fact that it ends; How racist people were in 1912

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...

There isn't much to be said about the original BioShock that hasn't been said already, including words like "defining" and "masterful." It's with those massive shoes to fill that BioShock Infinite entered the limelight, a new game at the tail end of this console generation trying to prove that the...

I have looked forward to this game for years and when it was pushed back once we knew the date I was a bit worried that it wouldn't live up to the amount of hype I had in my mind. But Irrational Games didn't let me down.