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Tim Rogers: "Bioshock Infinite is the best game of all time... and the worst game of all time, inserted into opposite ends of a transdimensional nuclear supercollider."

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Appstorm writes: BioShock Infinite makes a place amongst the heavyweights of the FPS genre. The only flaw that I noticed in the game was that sometimes, at some situations, it started to show lethargy. The games pace started dropping but, thankfully, that did not last long and it was ready with its next set of surprises. However, even this little flaw felt as if the game was preparing me for something extraordinary, setting the stage for another masterpiece, putting forward a lull before the storm.

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GameCritics: "Fuzzy-headed narrative and thematically irrelevant auxiliary mechanics make Infinite feel sloppy even when it's working. Combat increases in frequency and decreases in impact after the Hall of Heroes, so for most of its length the game sinks towards a deflated ending rather than rising towards a climax. However, that slow descent starts from a great height, so there is still much to value in Infinite even as it drowns in its own shortcomings."

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"BioShock Infinite presents a completely unique and incredible story that is complemented by realistic characters, fantastic music, stunning scenery, and numerous unforgettable moments. Even small missteps such as the gameplays lack of variety are completely overshadowed by everything that the game does right. Infinite creates an experience that is unlike anything youve ever seen before." - Jay Curtis

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DaxGamer's Robert Showler "Bioshock Infinite has an incredibly tough act to follow. Regarded by many as this generations finest first person shooter, the original Bioshock is an almost perfect culmination of philosophical, social and historical explorations interwoven with gratifying combat and visual majesty. Rapture was unlike anything seen before in videogames, finding that difficult balance between the familiar and the alien. Youve never been to it, but its not impossible to imagine it existing either."

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The first two BioShock games have been held in incredibly high esteem. The creepy underwater dystopia of Rapture was home to one of the most powerful and engaging stories ever to grace the next generation console. With BioShock Infinite, 2K Games, Irrational Games and Human Head Studios decided to leave the deep lagoon of Rapture behind and focus on the pearly white sky city, Columbia. There was a real threat that this third instalment could step away from more than just the setting. The creepily dank and twisted city of Rapture was all part of a wider theme of the insanity of the masses that made the first two BioShocks such popular games. Stepping into this idyllic cloud city could well have removed all that players loved about the BioShock series in one fell swoop. Theres no room for insanity in paradise, you would assume. Well, BioShock Infinite seems to hit the nail perfectly on the head. This is a city built on the insanity of one man, with danger, shock, as well as twists an...

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Gorilla Film Magazine's 'Mainstream Review' features BioShock Infinite this week; a truly amazing experience that more than lives up to the legacy of its name.