I give the game an 8.If there's anything I love about being alive in 2020, it's the kind of technology we have access to in terms of entertainment - especially PC gaming. The hardest difficulty option was not difficult at all, anyone could do it.Now at first I was worried the elizebeth would be annoying, but turns out you are happy to have her with yu, she will give you items when you are low and she doesn't get in the way, the did this right as I have seen many other games fail in AI co op.
I also beat this game on the hardest difficulty and I will add that the hardest difficulty should of been normal mode. Sure swinging on skyhooks and jumping off and murdering people is cool and all, but it just gets boring.rather quickly. The game has a lot of hard work put into it, it was not done by a lazy team that is for sure, considering a lot of devs nowadays are cash grabs.However the gameplay itself, was nice at first but it became really boring. Now the story to this game was ok, for me it was very much too predictable, I knew what would happen before it happened, including the "twist" at the end. The graphics are nice, the sound is good. I really liked that much more than the vita chambers. This was is similar, however if you die in this one you lose money, which is essential to upgrading your stuff and other things. One thing I always hated about the other Bio shock games is, die had no consequence as you would start 2 seconds from where you died in a vita chamber. One thing I always hated about the other Bio shock I beat this game awhile ago, I recently just tried getting some more trophies for it. I beat this game awhile ago, I recently just tried getting some more trophies for it. BioShock Infinite is a flawless masterpiece, which despite it's many delays, has been well worth the wait. To avoid spoilers I am simply going to say, if you want to play a genre and perhaps a generation defining game, look no further. Moments throughout the game were tear wrenching and only made for a more compelling experience.
Booker and Elizabeth's struggle to escape the doomed city is one that has many twists, turns and flat out shocks that I did not see coming. Where Infinite really shines though, is the story, which has to be one of the most moving 12 15hrs I have ever experienced in a game. We as the players, are offered a city to explore unlike any I have seen before in any game, let alone a BioShock title. The game has some of the best graphics I have seen in a very long while, and the way that Colombia has been painstakingly built from the ground up is jaw dropping. The game is a joy to play, everything from roaming around the stunning streets of the flying city Colombia to riding the skylines with the useful and deadly skyhook, it all works seamlessly. And after getting my hands on it and playing it through I can honestly say that BioShock: Infinite does everything right. … ExpandĪs a fan if the original instalments in the BioShock franchise, I was excited to see where Infinite would go and what it would do to give As a fan if the original instalments in the BioShock franchise, I was excited to see where Infinite would go and what it would do to give players a fresh and exciting experience. DeWitt must learn to fight foes in high-speed Sky-Line battles, engage in combat both indoors and amongst the clouds, and engage the power of dozens of new weapons and abilities. He develops a relationship with Elizabeth, augmenting his abilities with hers so the pair may escape from a city that is literally falling from the sky. The player assumes the role of former Pinkerton agent Booker DeWitt, sent to the lost city to rescue Elizabeth, a young woman imprisoned there since childhood. What begins as a brand new endeavor of hope turns drastically wrong as the city soon disappears into the clouds to whereabouts unknown. What begins as a brand new endeavor of hope turns drastically wrong as the city Once conceived as a floating symbol of American ideals at a time when the United States was emerging as a world power, Columbia has been dispatched to distant shores with great fanfare by a captivated public.
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