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    BioShock Infinite

    Game » consists of 20 releases. Released Mar 26, 2013

    The third game in the BioShock series leaves the bottom of the sea behind for an entirely new setting - the floating city of Columbia, circa 1912. Come to retrieve a girl named Elizabeth, ex-detective Booker DeWitt finds more in store for him there than he could ever imagine.

    monsterobsessor's BioShock: Infinite (PlayStation 3) review

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    Bioshock Infinity is like Looper

    When you think about it, it makes sense.

    Massive spoilers:

    If Booker refuses the baptism, he will become an alcoholic gambler who will sell his daughter in order to settle his debt. The man who will sell his daughter to will use her as fuel for a flying city that would destroy the world.

    If Old Joe goes back in time to kill a telepathic kid, the Rainmaker will never exist and his wife would be safe from murder.

    However, if Booker accepts the baptism, he will recreate himself and giving himself a new name, Zachary Comstock, becoming Prophet of the flying city, kidnap Booker's daughter from an alternate reality, then destroy the world.

    However, if Old Joe doesn't kill the psychic kid, the kid will grow up to be the Rainmaker to kill all loopers and rule the world.

    Solution: For Booker, he drowned himself so that two versions; one who will sell his own daughter to pay off gambling debts and the other who will become deeply religious to destroy the world with the flying city will never happen. For Joe, he shot himself in the chest so that his future self never existed to kill the kid's mother and turning him into the monster that he is trying to kill.

    It does make sense of trying to off self to kill other self and preventing alternate timelines.

    Other reviews for BioShock: Infinite (PlayStation 3)

      So High Yet So Far Away 0

      After me and my friend stayed up one night and beat the original Bioshock in 8 hours in one sitting it has always been my favorite game ever made. When Bioschock 2 came out, to be honest I was pumped, but didn't get it until a year and a half later and enjoyed it a lot. When Bioshock Infinite was first announced in 2010 it easily became one of my most anticipated games ever. Now after beating the game and digesting it in for a couple of days here are my thoughts.As soon as the game goes you are ...

      2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

      A beautiful setting makes for a game hampered only by its gameplay and the hype surrounding it. 0

      Bioshock Infinite, true to the series roots, features a well-realized dystopia that offers substantial social commentary to the world around it. The strongest point of the Bioshock series has always been the setting and world they create, and Bioshock Infinite is no exception to this. Columbus is a well realized world that takes the nationalistic hero-worship of the American founding fathers to a religious fervor, showing the flawed end result of an overly nationalistic ideology. The way that p...

      1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

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