BioShock Infinite Bewertungen

is gut

Amazing

Super Spiel!

One of my All-Time-Favorites!

I don't know how to feel about this game to be honest. First of all, I don't think it was necessary for this game to have the Bioshock name at all. Even though the DLC's do a good job of trying to connect it to Rapture's story, i still think this game should've stood on its own. It would've made that one moment near the end much better too. This game unfortunately came out around the time when every FPS title that came out was a Call of Duty clone. We're limited to 2 guns all the time for some reason so the amount of things we can try in combat is very limited. No more interesting enemies like houdini splicers, spider splicers and big daddies, we instead get gun dudes and melee dudes to fight in waves (and sometimes big dudes). The combat has become much more fast paced but it feels somewhat generic to play, like I've played this game before. The game doesn't create unique combat scenarios to force the player to experiment with the plasmids (or vigors rather) neither, so we're just shooting everyone with the same two guns for hours on end. Also the game spoils every single one of the big fights with the tear ability, and it kind of takes away some of the fun when you know if there's gonna be enemies in a room or not. One problem I had with the original Bioshock (and the sequel to a degree) was that Rapture, with all its beautiful worldbuilding and environmental storytelling, felt more like a heap of corridors rather than a city. This time around, the city actually feels like a city. However, Columbia is not nearly as interesting as Rapture. We're not investigating the human element's effect on utopias anymore, instead we have the tired trope of how racism is bad and how some people are bigots. And then the game does a 180, the good guys become bad and we see the real message: Tyranny is bad. Wow. Maybe others will enjoy this, but I knew what I was getting out of the themes 5 minutes into the game. I expected more from Irrational. The chain of events on the other hand is very interesting. It's almost as if Columbia was designed as a backdrop for this story they wanted to tell, and wasn't as developed as Rapture because of that. The story takes very unpredictable turns and by the end I was honestly shocked. I still can't wrap my mind around what exactly happened. However, I'd much rather if the game spent less time establishing the setting/characters, and more time after we found out certain things. A large chunk of the game is spent chasing an airship, I'd rather they utilized their resources expanding the parts after the story actually gets interesting. However, maybe because the time spent establishing everything is so long, I can say the game does a good job of making the player care about the protagonists. Overall, it's still a good game worth playing. It just kind of left me scratching my head, I think they could've done much better than this, especially with the potential the story has. Also they removed subtitles from the voice recordings for some reason? Whoever made that choice should get fired