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Bring us the girl, wipe away the debt, Thats something that youll hear a lot as you make your way through Columbia, the city in the sky. Opening on a note very similar to the original BioShock, you enter a lighthouse in the middle of the ocean and are thrown into the sky to begin your journey to find Elizabeth to simply pay off your debts. Booker doesnt necessarily start off as the most likable character, but intrigue will leave you driven and you will hardly be able to put the game down until after youve watched the credits roll. From the moment you start BioShock Infinite, you know youre in for something special.

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Jawad Ashraf from the PS Store Team writes: "Theres a fair bit going on this week, so lets get right into it! "Indebted to the wrong people, BioShock Infinites Booker DeWitt must rescue Elizabeth, a mysterious girl imprisoned in the sky-city of Columbia. Forced to trust one another, they harness an expanding arsenal of weapons and abilities, as they fight on zeppelins in the clouds, along high-speed Sky-Lines, and down in the streets of Columbia."

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Somewhere, over the cloudshellip;
The similarities between the two mind-bending shooters produced by Irrational Games start early and recur frequently in the latest from Ken Levine and company, Bioshock Infinite. Players take a rocket ship up to the skies rather than a bathysphere down below the sea. You get powerful, elemental attacks on one hand and a firearm in the other. With "the twist" being so central to the original Bioshock, it's impossible not to try guessing at the truth behind everything in BioShock Infinite.

But I didn't get to experience the original Bioshock's ending firsthand. It was spoiled for me and, as a result, almost the entirety of the experience fell apart with it. I wasn't motivated to harvest more Little Sisters. I'd fought a few Big Daddies and didn't feel like anything beyond those hulking beasts could impress beyond the ruined plot. Infinite contains a similar sense of mystery and intrigue throughout the experience, and while you probably already know all about Booker Dewitt and his mantra—bring us the girl, and wipe away the debt—it's better to experience the narrative for yourself. Despite my intention to stay firmly in spoiler-free territory with this review, Infinite improves on its predecessors by miles in gameplay, meaning even a late-game secret won't ruin the experience for anyone with a mild interest in first-person shooters with strong storytelling.

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IGN details the basic info that you need to know going into BioShock Infinite. From basic survival tips to optimal gear loadouts, these are the basics every beginner needs to know before sending Booker DeWitt on his journey to save Elizabeth.

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Watch the mysterious and powerful Songbird pursue Booker DeWitt and Elizabeth, who are trying to make a desperate...

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BioShock's guns and Vigors get in the way of exploring its world.
You've probably played the opening ten minutes of BioShock Infinite, by now. If not, well, what are you waiting for? Booker DeWitt's introduction to Columbia is - almost literally - a heavenly experience, as you ascend through the clouds and a golden, gleaming archipelago comes into view, floating in the sky.

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Our goal has always been to make the player a participant in our games. The worlds of Rapture and Columbia are dripping with detail and story. Combat is full of player-driven options. We don’t want you to observe Booker DeWitt as he fights his way through . We want you to be him.

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Watch the mysterious and powerful Songbird pursue Booker DeWitt and Elizabeth, who are trying to make a desperate escape from the sky-city of Columbia. The song featured in this trailer is "Fury Oh Fury" from Nico Vega's new Fury Oh Fury EP, available now. Buy the EP here: http://bit.ly/FOFNVoniTunes

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Part 06 of IGN's walkthrough of Bioshock Infinite. Having made it to Monument Island, Booker now has to make his way inside and up to the top of the statue, where he must rescue Elizabeth and escape her captor, the giant mechanical Songbird.