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ScrewAttack: "If anything was wrong with Bioshock: Infinite, it was getting the upper hand on a few non-responsive soldiers, and one mission towards the end dragged a little, but neither of those complaints will keep this from being a very strong Game of the Year contender. Bioshock: Infinite does so many things right, it would be wrong not to play it."

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Gaming Age: "Take a wild ride across the skyrails of Columbia in this excellent return to form for the Bioshock series."

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ScrewAttack: "If anything was wrong with Bioshock: Infinite, it was getting the upper hand on a few non-responsive soldiers, and one mission towards the end dragged a little, but neither of those complaints will keep this from being a very strong Game of the Year contender. Bioshock: Infinite does so many things right, it would be wrong not to play it."

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ActionTrip: "BioShock Infinite is a great first-person shooter made with skill and creativity. It feels smashing to play it, but its almost even more fun to watch someone else play it."

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NCC writes: Colombia is a delightful break from the underwater city of Rapture featured in the previous games.

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Daniel from Awesome Games writes: 'When it comes to story telling, the original BioShock set a new standard for video games to follow. Released back in 2007, BioShock introduced us to the brilliant underwater city of Rapture; a dystopia torn apart by its own creation. The man who envisioned and created Rapture, Andrew Ryan, will forever be remembered as one of the most complex and greatest characters in history.

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NCC writes: Colombia is a delightful break from the underwater city of Rapture featured in the previous games.

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William Mabin from ITF Gaming writes: Kevin Levine, the writer and creative director of Irrational Games BioShock series is a man who has come under some scrutiny. Many people have slammed the recently released BioShock Infinite for being racist. Others have been completely awestruck by the graphics and storyline of the game. The question is whether the seemingly magical city of Columbia in which the game is set stays aloft in its miraculous heavenly delight, or if it threatens to sink to the bottom of the sea?

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Kaeyi Dream reviews the latest Bioshock game.

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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.