The third game in the series, Bioshock takes the story of the underwater confinement within the lost city of Rapture and takes it in the sky-city of Columbia. Players will follow Booker DeWitt, a private eye with a military past; as he will attempt to wipe his debts with the only skill he’s good at – finding people. Aside from obvious story and style differences, this time Bioshock protagonist has a personality, character, and voice, no longer the protagonist is a silent man, trying to survive.
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my dad pirated this game when i was a kid and i watched him play the whole series
i didn't catch much of the story
i think up to this review i played each game at least twice
My overall rating for the game is middling which sadly leans to not recommended unless you get and play the two-part DLC which I highly recommend.
If you liked the previous Bioshock games like me and expecting this to be another one, it isn't. The main game doesn't improve upon the older game's mechanics and while the newer mechanics are interesti...
[h1]My Review of Bioshock Infinite[/h1]
[h2]Gameplay[/h2]
I found to be pretty fun although had me missing the open ended level design from past games where you could explore levels DOOM style it felt really fun to just get lost in levels for hours. In this game there is a little bit of exploration, but it's very light and stuff just ends up bein...
BioShock Infinite was an amazing experience, especially because I really didn’t expect the climax twist. The story kept getting more interesting as I progressed, and the atmosphere was excellent throughout the game. The ending made me think back about everything that happened and connected many of the story elements together. Definitely a memorable...