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By Kristine Steimer: "Its almost time for BioShock Infinite to join the Instant Game Collection! The first BioShock allowed you to explore the downfall of the underwater society Rapture, but BioShock Infinite takes you to the skies specificially the utopia of Colombia. As Booker DeWitt, a hired gun, youve been contracted to find Elizabeth, a mysterious girl locked up in a massive tower with a giant mechanical bird as a bodyguard. Just like BioShock had plasmids to amp up its first-person shooter combat, BioShock Infinite has vigors. Ranging from defensive with Return to Sender, which absorbs all damage and sends it hurling back at your enemy to the offensive with Charge, where Booker will slam into a specified opponent, you can mix up your play style throughout the games campaign."

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Push Square: "Bold, brash, and brimming with more out-of-place Beach Boys records than a music store aimed at industrial rock fans [Bleurgh Ed], its hardly surprising that BioShock Infinite soared to the summit of our Game of the Year poll speedier than protagonist Booker DeWitt when strapped into a bizarre lighthouse contraption. Irrational Games first-person shooter certainly had its flaws, but the PlayStation 3 escapade served up a storyline so outrageously ambitious that it rendered a number of editors here at Push Square towers mute for well over a week. The silence was bliss."

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Head back to rapture but this time with Elizabeth and Booker in Bioshock Infinite: Burial at Sea Episode 1. Read what VGU thought about the game in their review.

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It's been eight months since the release of Bioshock Infinite, and now that part 1 of Irrational Games' Burial at Sea content has been released, we're once again thrown into the shoes of Booker Dewitt. So let's dive a little deeper in the City of Rapture and discover the many secrets that await us within our favourite deep sea metropolis.

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GN - "Since finishing BioShock Infinite and seeing a glimpse of Rapture at the end, I've longed wanted to go back to the city under the sea. The implied connections between Booker and Jack was certainly a surprise and I was pretty excited to hear that Irrational Games was going to produce two DLCs with Booker and Elizabeth in Rapture."