Bioshock Infinite

Nope, it's here and it's awesome I Immediately fell in love with doing death from above air strikes on grounded foes and was pleasantly surprised at t...

I really liked BioShock Infinite's system. Super clear, couldn't wander off path unless you actually wanted to to go hunting for something non essential.

To be honest, the largest problem I have with this game is that it carries the "BioShock" name. This is not really a "BioShock" game. Treated as its own entity, "Infinite" is a decent game. The story gets a lot of celebration, but I found in to be indulgent and predictable. The many plasmids from Bi...

Bioshock Infinite - Soul-less trash can digging simulator. Outer Worlds - Trying too hard to be fun and funny but it wasn't.

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. The first time around playing the game...

1. BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea.

I was a great fan of the original BIoshock, partially in spite of its politics, and partially because of them. To recap, Bioshock was essentially a critique of Objectivism, a philosophy to which, while I'm not an adherent, I would call myself sympathetic. BIoshock's critique scored some genuine poin...

BioShock Infinite is a hell of a story, so you should try it. And check out Control, it has recently landed on Steam, terrific game

I LOVED the first BioSHock and I LOVED the second BioShock. I "liked" this one. It has all of the same elements that you know and love from the first two such as leveling up your character's weapons (still attached to his arm) etc., but this story was HARD to stay interested in. I really loved the f...

**Bioshock Infinite**. This game just had me glued to my screen, while mechanically it wasn't the strongest i never once cared, i was solely focused on chasing the story.