I'm unapologetic about how mutch, I really like this game.

Probably best kept at one play-through its magical swelling and linear, combat fells brilliant, most general enemies are squishy and got down in one or two headshots (This changes later in the game through, which is a definite negative as enemies almost start to become bullet sponges, but this isn't nearly as egregious as it was in bioshock one.)

Combat is hemmoriged however by the limit of only carrying two guns and two VIGORS, it's one of those stupid modern design's that every other FPS seems to follow in.

The art style is second to none along with the music and the Charter of Elizabeth gave the story a mutch more emotional weight unlike the other two games, which feels more like explorations of certain themes. Infinite probably tries to be too mutch, and I understand its polarizing reputation. However, if it clicks for you, it will CLICK.

The whole theme of time free will and determinism is great and well done, if not a bit complex and under-explained, although I prefer under explained to over explained. Your choices don't impact mutch because your life is determined, or is it? Another great twist ending too, bioshock always dose these well.

I'd like to see a remake, maybe adding in all those features lost in development limbo. I didn't mind the linearity as mutch as I thought I would, as the game is short and very well paced. I think the Immersive sim open-ended elements of Bioshock one and two are kind of overplayed anyway, and I don't think they're as good as people say they are.

I disliked how heavy-handed and somewhat shallow the themes of colonialism and race, where and Fitzroy, felt underdeveloped and died too quickly.