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Globe and Mail: "Video games just arent great fodder water cooler conversation the way that television shows or movies are. Probably because most games just dont generate much worth debating: There are, after all, only so many conversations that anyone can have about which gun you used to shoot which guy. But every now and then, a game with actual depth comes along and breaks that convention, indeed prompting the sort of armchair dissections usually reserved for Lost episodes or Christopher Nolan movies. BioShock Infinite is one such game."

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Slant Magazine: "In an infinite universe, anything can happen, but in Bioshock Infinite's, the specifics are what get you."

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Globe and Mail: "Video games just arent great fodder water cooler conversation the way that television shows or movies are. Probably because most games just dont generate much worth debating: There are, after all, only so many conversations that anyone can have about which gun you used to shoot which guy. But every now and then, a game with actual depth comes along and breaks that convention, indeed prompting the sort of armchair dissections usually reserved for Lost episodes or Christopher Nolan movies. BioShock Infinite is one such game."

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gamrReview: "Certainly not since BioShock six years ago, and perhaps not even then, has a game so masterfully fused narrative and gameplay into such an extraordinary game."

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The events of the game take place in 1912. Booker is hired by the Lutece twins to "give [them] the girl and wipe away the debt", and provide him information on Elizabeth's location in Columbia.Booker is taken by boat to an island lighthouse near Maine that houses a rocket silo, from which he is taken to Columbia.

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Joshua Mobley of VGU.TV explores the flying city of columbia in Bioshock Infinite.

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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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Infinite improves on its predecessor in gameplay by leaps and bounds.

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"BioShock Infinite is that rarest of things: a Triple A blockbuster thats a feast for the senses and for the mind. "Its both an epic action-adventure and a thought-provoking exercise in rich, multi-layered storytelling and the end result, even given such lofty expectations, is a true marvel to behold."