BioShock Infinite Review

Amazing Visuals

Simply put, Bioshock Infinite looks like a moving portrait. Bright water coloring, sharp rendering, and the nostalgic look of the game makes every scene look gorgeous. The detailing of characters is so surreal. Watching Booker use his hook to swing from one rail to another will leave you floored on its fluid execution alone. It was pretty shocking to see PC-like graphics run on the Xbox 360, too.

Lack of Firearms

No video game is perfect, and you want to call this nitpicking, so be it. But the only issue we had with BioShock Infinite was the lack of firearms Booker could hold. Though he’s capable of carrying two at a time, you’re forced into deciding whether to trade your weapon for a new one or stick with it. I got annoyed because after a while the weapon I was equipped with became of good use. Then there was the urge to just swap out for a better weapon, which left me searching all over the place for one.