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There is a true richness to BioShock: Infinite that is difficult to put into words. If you were watching someone else playing it, and they weren't a history buff, you might be tempted to push them out of the way, telling them you ‘get the game on more lev...
An epic singleplayer experience that is as historically deep as it is fun to play...
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micromart.co.uk Updated:
2015-10-29 10:08:20
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Well, somebody bothered. The big complaint aimed at the perfectly entertaining Bioshock 2 was that it rested on its considerable laurels, that it re-trod, if not narratively then in every other sense, what had made the first game so interesting. It was a...
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One of this year's biggest game releases is finally out in the wild, and while the game has been with us a few weeks now, it gives me great pleasure to be able to finally sit down and enjoy it, but with so much hype and anticipation prior to the games rel...
Superb sound & graphics, Original and exciting game world, Well realised characters and story...
Gun scenes can drag a little at times, Too many health packs and items in the game world, Share this, Tweet, inShare0, Share on Tumblr, Email, Print...
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BioShock Infinite, the third opus of the series and also the most anticipated game of this year was released about a month ago. It received metascores of 95/100 and was often compared to the first BioShock being even better. Here we will not discuss about...
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Like any good film, book or work of creativity, Bioshock Infinite leaves you - more than anything else - wanting to talk to anybody that'll listen. Its climactic scenes made me jump up and babble at my partner for five minutes straight before I realised I...
Vigors, Salts & SongbirdBrilliantly realised worldCompelling dialogueElizabethExcellent combatComstock, Patriots & Handymen*spoilers*You own this Total You want this Total You had this Total Bioshock Infinite PC ReviewThere's plenty about Bioshock Infinit...
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Bioshock Infinite opens with a single instruction: “Bring us the girl and wipe away the debt.” That’s all the encouragement protagonist Booker DeWitt needs to board a rocket bound for Columbia, a floating city ruled by self-proclaimed prophet Zachary C...
Infinite is an incredible feat of storytelling, which keeps you guessing right until the end...
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vortez.net Updated:
2015-10-29 10:08:21
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BioShock was a markee title in the relatively early days of the XBOX 360, spawning commentary on the growing narrative maturity of the First Person Shooter genre, as well as one outright sequel in BioShock 2. For a new generation of gamers it provided...
BioShock Infinite will for years be discussed in the same breath as Half Life 2, the original Bioshock and other touchstones of the genre which have defined a sub-set of first person titles that built on a strong narrative, and rightly so. The first moments as...
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All other shooters seem so grey and dull compared to BioShock Infinite's whirlwind of colour, fantastical scenes and incidental detail. Set on a city in the sky in 1912, it's a fusion of the vintage and the impossible, within which it spins a yarn of alte...
Bioshock Infinite is an incomparably ambitious shooter that deftly weaves meaningful characters and social commentary into an amazing setting, peppered with spectacular action.>> Read on…Pages12Tags:Games,SoftwareBest prices todayRetailer Price Delivery...
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Bioshock is one of our favourite games of the past 10 years, quite simply, it was one of the most interesting, inspiring and playable titles we've ever sat down with. It was also fiendishly hard for us because, while we'd say we're lifelong gamers, we are...
Immersive, beautiful visuals, well-scripted, great characters, fun to play...
Much of what we saw in the original Bioshock, quite easy, feels like you're on narrative rails at times, some silly AI...
Bioshock Infinite is a great game. From a storytelling and character perspective, 2K couldn't have done better. Honestly, you will care about both Booker and Elizabeth enormously, and as the tale comes to an end you'll feel pangs of emotion that are...
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BioShock's 2007 release was met with a lot of excitement and anticipation. Developer Irrational Games' Ken Levine had previously stated that the game was to be the spiritual successor to the highly acclaimed System Shock 2, which he was the lead writer...
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After the decaying Art Deco wonder of Rapture, the floating city of Columbia needed to be something special and by jove Bioshock Infinite delivers on that front. Columbia is not your bog-standard floating metropolis though. It's a mish-mash of aerial city...
verdict Bioshock Infinite's imaginative setting, clever story and rapid-fire action is a near perfect combo. Its tale might, at points, fail to deliver on its ambition but even at its worst it is 10 times better than average game. The action is fast, fun...
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BioShock Infinite presents the absurdity that is mankind, the crux of our corrupt existence and the reflection of unattainable redemption. Only through forgiveness, can one start the journey.“Of thy sins shall I wash thee. From Sodom shall I lead thee. To...
BioShock Infinite is no doubt the most profound game I've played in a very long time. Take from it what you will, whether it's an adrenaline pumping shooter experience or a deeper, intellectual experience or both, the almost perfect and flawless game is w...
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As an all-format game, it drops one and two points for its PS3 and Xbox 360 versions respectively, which still leaves it as one of the top-five games of the generation (tied with numerous others).Critics offer high praise indeed. The Guardian's Nick Cowen...
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Bioshock Infinite tells a compelling story. The story is Elizabeth's, not yours. You, Booker DeWitt, just gets caught up in it. The thing about Bioshock Infinite is that you could write books of praise about the graphics and the story is very much driven...
Bioshock Infinite is a character and plot driven shooter. Usually narrative and combat mixes like water and oil, but yet again Irrational Games have succeeded in combining a great story with great gameplay to create a truly magnificent experience.It is g...
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g3ar.co.za Updated:
2016-02-18 07:35:13
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At times it almost seemed like this review of Bioshock Infinite was cursed. The Seacom cable went down as the Steam download was running, a storm took out the review PC and then the game crashed horribly during the finale, the first time that this occurre...
The fantastic story, Elizabeth, SkyLine combat...
It had to end some time, More than a hint of a port about the game...
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Whoa there, pilgrim! Let me save you some time from reading this digital gospel. In a nutshell, the game is excellent and by far the greatest interactive narrative to grace us in a very long while.Still not convinced? Read on.Bioshock Infinite is the thir...
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gamespot.com Updated:
2015-10-29 10:08:20
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My love of the original BioShock is unwavering. Irrational's previous foray into a dystopian society explored the ways in which the foundation of civilization crumbles when everyone has only their own desires in mind. The powerful themes resonated through...
Gorgeous visual design, Amazing soundtrack...
Tedious, neverending combat, Story refuses to explore difficult situations the premise presents, Mechanics clash with the narrative...
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maximumpc.com Updated:
2015-10-29 10:08:20
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How do you critique a dream? It's the problem we face in reviewing Irrational Games's BioShock Infinite , a game that straddles the gap between an adventure title and a first-person shooter.The visuals within BioShock Infinite can be awe-inspiring.That's...
Excellent pacing, wonderful character development, a story you'll spend hours talking about, barbershop quartet.
Combat can feel a bit uninspired if not downright easy (save for the game's final mission), linear...
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maclife.com Updated:
2015-10-29 10:08:20
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If you put much stock in Metacritic, Bioshock Infinite is the best (or at least best-reviewed ) PC game of 2013 so far. Set in Columbia, a sprawling steampunk metropolis floating in the clouds, it's at once a beautiful achievement in world-building; a mov...
Captivating world, story, and characters. Plenty of fun, bloody combat balanced by exploration, conversation, and obsessive scrounging. Runs well on lowerend Macs. Elizabeth is one of the most endearing computercontrolled sidekicks ever.
Combat isn't as satisfying or as versatile as in previous Bioshocks. No native support for nonconsole gamepads...
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BioShock Infinite is a first-person shooter video game, and the third installment in the popular BioShock series. The campaign lasts anywhere from 12 to 15 hours, with plenty of items and side areas to explore and scour. We follow the story of Booker DeWi...
Overall, Irrational Games had a choice to make when designing BioShock Infinite. Irrational Games took Unreal Engine 3 and set about a team dedicated to tweaking the engine for the PC. Irrational Games took this older engine and redesigned the lighting sy...
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Irrational Games' latest installment in the Bioshock series sees you lifted from the murky utopia of Rapture into the Eden of Colombia, a floating city in the sky. You play as Booker DeWitt, a former Pinkerton agent sent to Colombia to track down a women...
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I hate it when I'm supposed to be reviewing a game and it makes me cry at the end (both that it's over and just, well, generally). I completely forget any issues I had while playing and it makes me want to slap the highest award I can give on it. It's cal...
When a game inspires debate, conjecture, sleepless nights, floods of emotion, and the desperate desire to play it all the way through again immediately after watching all of the sizeable end credits you know you've got something special. Bioshock Infinite...
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We're not going to beat around the bush, here. BioShock Infinite is game-of-the-year material. The floating city of Columbia is one of the most evocative, intense, gorgeous environments I've ever seen -- but how much you like it may depend on what sort...
Best storyline we've played in years, Elizabeth's design, animation, Aerial combat, unique visual design...
Annoying audio bug...
The most frustrating part of this review is there's so much I can't tell you. Still video doesn't capture how much fun the game is. It certainly doesn't show you the scope of the story, the ties to Rapture, or why Elizabeth tells Booker that there's alway...
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There was much gushing praise written before, and on the day of, the Bioshock Infinite release. The praise went as far as to call it an instant classic and one of the best games ever. I beg to differ. While the game is good, it is certainly not as grou...
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BioShock Infinite is an unfulfilling action game with a layered story, brilliant art design and adequate shooting mechanics. It is the third game in an exceptional series known for atmosphere and narrative. Infinite dares to move the franchise away from t...
Infinite is a decent shooter that derives its action from the foundations of the series. The gameplay doesn't always make great use of new mechanics. Elizabeth is not believable enough and the city of Columbia is wasted potential outside the brilliant in...
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Where to begin with this game; I'm at a loss for words. When the original BioShock graced our screens all those years ago, reviewers and critics fell in love immediately. It would seem that history is repeating itself, as we have before us another masterp...
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After two games in the sea, Ken Levin and Irrational Games is taking to the Bioshock franchise to the skies with their latest game, BioShock Infinite. I've been anticipating this game after seeing it at E3 a few years ago and after a few delays, it's fina...
BioShock Infinite is such a fun game with an incredible atmosphere. The long wait has been worth it and Irrational Games has done an incredible job at bringing Booker, Elizabeth, and Columbia to life...
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Not since the holiday season has there been a title that's sent gamers into a frenzy like BioShock Infinite has. Originally announced back in 2010, the third entry in the popular FPS series has had everyone patiently waiting for over three years, with 2K...
Was BioShock Infinite worth the wait? Absolutely. Lead designer Ken Levine has done an outstanding job with the title. Visuals are stunning and the gameplay is remarkable. FPS fans might question the developer's logic of passing on multiplayer, but the ga...
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decryptedtech.com Updated:
2015-10-29 10:08:21
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First off, let me say that I don't buy brand new PC games very often. I buy them even less often on release day, and even rarer is the occasion when I find myself actually sitting at the computer watching the clock for the official release time so the gam...
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If you aren’t aware of the fact that I simply adore the original BioShock, then you probably don’t know me very well. It was a brilliantly written game that poked at our brains, giving us a smorgasbord of philosophical and political questions to muse o...
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Depending on where in the country you live, you might have the nagging feeling that portions of the United States have broken clean off. Just up and decided to veer into their own orbits, consequences be damned. And, because any notion that these States a...
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We all want a clean slate. Everyone has past misdeeds, large or small, that we wish could be wiped clean with one broad stroke. It's no different for Booker DeWitt, the hero of BioShock Infinite . His troubled past as a soldier who fought in the Battle of...
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BioShock Infinite 12Next »When I finished BioShock Infinite – don’t worry, I won’t spoil anything – I was dumbfounded. I wanted to tell someone what I thought, but for a moment I had absolutely no idea. I’d experienced a kind of excited panic, then to...
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It's not often a game comes along that makes me wish I could go travel back in time to experience it all again for the first time. Bioshock Infinite does that. It makes me long for a time where I could play through the tale of Booker and Elizabeth all ove...
A deep, involving story that makes you care about its characters, Looks gorgeous on a powerful PC, Skyrails are a blast...
Enemies often don't do anything until they spot you, The control scheme takes some getting used to...
Bioshock Infinite is an excellent first-person action game from Irrational that deftly weaves meaningful characters into a high-flying adventure without stalling under the weight of player expectation...
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gamingshogun.com Updated:
2016-02-17 09:08:47
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After finishing up the new Bioshock Infinite from Irrational Games, I am left in a state of reflection over what an amazing experience it was. The game starts in a very similar fashion to the original Bioshock: You are heading towards a lighthouse. This t...
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