“BioShock Infinite” (“Infinite”) is the third in a series of well-liked FPSes that began not-so-long ago in 2007. After two games in the series that were practically carbon copies of each other, I was dubious that “Infinite” would actually do anything to improve on a completely average gameplay formula and keep the excellent writing going that finally delivered what I expected in the “BioShock 2” DLC, “Minerva’s Den.” All I can say is that I’m no longer dubious.
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“Infinite” breaths new life into the drab-but-competent environments and hideously mutated characters of the ‘BioShock’ franchise by placing the game’s action in a fully functioning utopia that begins to slowly fall apart during the actual course of the game. Instead of dro... |
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5/5 |
