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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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Learn more about Booker DeWitt from this new trailer for BioShock Infinite.

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Enjoy this cool new trailer for BioShock Infinite featuring Elizabeth and Booker DeWitt.

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Stew Chyou, Thunderbolt writes: My experience previewing BioShock Infinite at E3 2011 still remains fresh in my mind. I can still feel the soft cushion of my seat and my fingers curling over the armrests as I witnessed a visual onslaught of Booker fast traveling across skylines trouncing foes in epic fashion with breath left to spare as he exchanges dialogue with Elizabeth in surround sound. It really is hard to believe that two years had gone by since.

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Kuma Wrote: There are those who are willing to go above and beyond to settle their debts and then there are others that have no choice in the matter. However deep down everyone is looking for some form of salvation to handle their inner demons of past transgressions. This is the story of Booker DeWitt, who is a man down on his luck seeking a way out even if he has to go to the heavens to fight many that claim to be prophets, but reveal to be demons instead. This is Bioshock Infinite which is out now for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Is your faith that strong to bring freedom to your soul?

Added: 02.04.2013 12:18 | 15 views | 0 comments


BioShock Infinite takes the unorthodox step of being entirely unconnected with its predecessors, and is instantly better for it. A fresh experience from the off, it tells the tale of ex-Pinkerton agent Booker DeWitt, knee-deep in debt and forced to travel to the floating city-state of Columbia to collect an unknown girl. By immediately giving you a shady objective, Irrational set Booker as a man who will save his own arse despite any moral obligations, and that makes him instantly teresting than your average hero. Columbia is a well-known independent state ran by the apparently prophetic Father Zachary Comstock, with a troubled past involving the Boxer Rebellions and an emancipation from the United States. Dumped at a lighthouse that will be familiar to BioShock veterans (although Ken Levine assures us its not that lighthouse), Booker quickly enters Columbia and this is where the story really kicks off.

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A DARING RESCUE MISSION IN A FLOATING CITY. The year is 1912. Former Pinkerton agent Booker DeWitt is sent to the flying city of Columbia on a rescue mission. His target? Elizabeth, a young woman who has been imprisoned on the floating city since childhood. To escape, they must test their mettle and abilities against the extremist factions of a fractured and crumbling utopia.

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Gary at TheKoalition.com writes: Years went by and I still had never bothered to play Bioshock, stuck in a cycle of beating new game after new game. Then Bioshock Infinite was unraveled in front of our eyes with that new trailer, and that was the moment I realized I was late to the party. I still had time to catch up, as Infinite wasn't to arrive until over a year after the initial reveal. I scouted Steam, and pounced on the perfect opportunity to pick up the first two games as part of a deal. It happened, and I finally played the first game. I didn't get to finish it however, I was robbed again of my pleasurable Bioshock experience thanks to the swamp of games waiting for me on my desk. Time raced by like Usain Bolt on steroids and before I knew it Bioshock Infinite was on my computer. I said 'what the hell' and booted it up, and from that moment onwards I was lost. My true identity no longer mattered, I was now Booker Dewitt. I had no idea what I was doing or what my purpose wa...

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Words by Jamie Howard Ive never finished the two previous BioShock games, however this wasnt a problem as, much like the Far Cry series, BioShock Infinite has nothing to do with its predecessors (BioShock 1 and 2). This made BioShock Infinite, much easier to jump into as I didnt have to worry about catching up with a story. BioShock Infinite follows the story of protagonist, Booker DeWitt and his mission to retrieve the Lamb of Columbia and future side-kick Elizabeth. Set in the early 1910s, BioShock Infinite takes the player (as DeWitt) to the floating sky-city of Columbia. Hired by mysterious figures, DeWitt is ordered to retrieve a young girl thats been held in a tower high within the cloud-city, to clear him of his debts. As you track down Elizabeth (said young girl), you gradually find out that shes not just any young girl but an extremely powerful tool, in the centre of a civil war raging across Columbia. To complicate matters further, Elizabeths guardian of...