Bioshock Infinite, the third in the Bioshock series albeit nothing to do with the original two Bioshock games-- with an exception for the ending. I'll preface this review that the game has had many issues since I pre-ordered it on release day of March 26, 2013.

It has been just over 2 years since I first bought my xbox, and this game along with it. Since then I have played dozens of games, and let me say that choosing this game as my first was a mistake.

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.

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.

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

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

nothing

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

Burial at Sea Episode 1 returns you to Rapture, the Rand-esque city beneath the sea from the first two BioShock games, in ways both familiar and not so much so. This is Rapture, on the eve of the day its society collapsed in on itself, and the protagonist is Booker DeWitt, but not exactly BioShock...

Very cool game. The world and graphics are excellent. The game is very unique and with a lot of exploring and rpg style gameplay-Shooter. I recommend this to any shooter or rpg fan. Just a really beautiful game with a very unique storyline.

In the end, BioShock Infinite , like BioShock before it, is proof that games can be more than just games. It's proof that when a publisher has faith in the talent of its developers and gives them access to the resources they need, wonderful things can happen.