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Dave Payerle writes: The original BioShock won critical praise for the incredible, immersive experience that it offered in a world under the sea. Bioshock Infinite offers the same depth of narrative, this time taking to the clouds to tell its story. While the game shares some of the imperfections of the original, it carries on the tradition of quality, and it is exceptionally enjoyable.

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Bioshock Infinite is a compelling story, fun to enact, in a carefully crafted setting in which you, Booker DeWitt have nothing else to do than bring a girl back, and wipe away a debt.

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ThisisXbox writes: "1912 is not exactly a positive time in American history. As you will see plastered all over the game. Racist propaganda is littered all over the streets of Columbia. Youre introduced to this facet of the city almost immediately as you win a raffle. Your prize, you get to be the first to throw a baseball at a black and Irish interracial couple. This kind of subject matter may be a little touchy for some, but it does wonders in showing just the kind of evil mindset that Comstock is using to indoctrinate the citizens of Columbia. One of the most harrowing moments of the game sees you fly over a slave camp watching black and Chinese workers sing their troubles away. It could be seen as social commentary as segregation is a part of this highly religious world. Religion plays a huge role in the game. Every solitary citizen of Columbia is driven by a prophecy that has been seen by Zachary Comstock. But there are those that dont believe in the prophecy."

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There are so many things BioShock Infinite does right that its really difficult to ignore. Between the story, characters and action, Infinite is easily one of this years best interactive endeavors.

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In celebration of the release of BioShock Infinite for the PC, the guys and girls of GameOn are pleased to bring you a special edition of the popular magazine for absolutely free!

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"Bioshock Infinite has unequivocally managed to step out of the massive shadow cast by the first Bioshock, and has resoundingly planted its flag and claimed new ground with the creative innovations it has engineered. Irrational Games has become exceedingly masterful when it comes to making linear story driven games which present a sense of freedom not easily attained in open world games, and that is simply amazing. That the developers chose not to rest on their well established laurels but to dare to try new inventive things with Infinite really inspires within me great hope that the Bioshock series has a bright future ahead of it."

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Bioshock Infinite is an amazing game for a variety of reasons. Elizabeth is a compelling character, the game's setting is unique and its combat breathes new life into the stale FPS genre.

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Canadian Online Gamers: "There is no question BioShock Infinite is a no-brainer purchase for fans of the franchise. It undeniably lives up to the hype and delivers about the best 10-hours of a single player campaign I have experienced so far this year. The story, albeit rather complex, is riveting and the gameplay is highly enjoyable. BioShock Infinite also hits home runs in the visual and audio departments. Some of the framerate issues, backtracking, and that nasty glitch I encountered when I ran into the first fireman, cast somewhat of a shadow over the entire experience though. I also wish the game could have also been experienced in the form of a co-op mode. Nevertheless, at the end of the day BioShock Infinite is an excellent game and one where you should get your moneys worth."

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MTV:"Bioshock Infinite" is certainly the most literate game of this generation (or really, that I've had the chance to play), blending pop culture, turn of the 20th century history, and science fiction together into a mash of a competent first-person shooter. But as well-sourced the Irrational Games' Creative Director Ken Levine's vision is, and as clever as its twists are, this journey to the floating city of Columbia suffers the same big budget malady of interesting worlds undercut by the thin characters that populate them.