I'm 35, I been a gamer basically since I can remember and honestly bioshock infinite is my favorite game of all time. It was one of those games that when the credits roll, you just sit back and say "wow".

It still shocks me how everything played out in the end, it was definitely confusing at first playthrough

The interactions between Elizabeth and Booker... really made the game for me.

Its one of those games that you would love to forget so you can experience the story and its plot twists again fresh

"Booker, are you afraid of God?" "No, but I'm afraid of you."

Still one of the greatest games I've ever played.

Theres a million, million, worlds. All constants and variables, and I'm subscribed to this channel in every one of them!

I still think of Elizabeth and Booker everyday.

Just finished my most recent play through of this game. Still an amazing game especially the DLC. Still love it

One of my favorite games of all time.

I've played all the Bioshock games...Infinite is (and always will be) my favorite. Also, watching this video makes me want to play the game again. 💕😄

I absolutely love Bioshock: Infinite. Booker Dewitt was my favorite character on the time.🙌🏼👍🏼🔥

Bioshock infinite was the first bioshock game for me, and man did I fall in love with it. Looking back on the game now, even with its flaws, I genuinely get teary eyed every time I boot it up and launch DeWitt up into the floating city. Thanks for covering this. You've made my day.

Personally I enjoyed Bioshock Infinite more than the Previous Games. And The DLC added was also interesting. Going back to Rapture and Being able to see how the city was before everything went to hell. The 2 gun limit was a bit of a pain in the neck. But it was also nice to play a game where the Main Character didn't Have infinite pockets. Elisabeth is also one of my favorite characters as well. Tho she doesn't fight that doesn't mean that she's useless. Finding Things you need at the time in battle in a big help. Especially if you are playing on the hardest difficulty. And being able to bring things from an alternate Dimension is also a Interesting concept.

"He's Zachary Comstock" "He's Booker DeWitt" "No, I'm Both"

I played the first one and tbh, I did not expect so much nonsense to make perfect sense. The end was beautiful. Someone close to me who died before it released, looked so forward it. I played it for him after avoiding it so long. All 3 were on sale. The story was so good and filled me with memories of them. Now i'm addicted playing the DLC.

The way they did Songbird in made me angry. Would have rather finished him directly in an epic boss fight or had him do so saving Elizabeth from a different threat. Just looked it up to make sure I didn't misremember it and it still hurts. It's like the big daddies. They just want to protect their little sisters. You were freeing them(if you played the good guy route) but they didn't know that so you were a threat. Still were able to fight them to the end. They didn't get to have time to slowly die freaking out about failing their charges. Just an aggressive fight then death. I dunno, maybe I just identified too heavily with Delta from Bioshock 2.

Infinite felt short & easy for me 🤷‍♂️ but the environments looked amazing

I was more fixated on Elizabeth being treated like a tool or toy than the “tears” and I was more interested in exploring the Columbia that is tied to our world than the multiverse…. which became it’s own tropy trend. The music alone was worth it in my opinion.

I actually just played through the whole trio these past few weeks. But I gotta say, the violin in Bio 2 kept me coming back. I can't go long without the brutality of the gameplay and sweet song of the intro.

There was so much I loved about this game. Booker DeWitt remains one of my favorite protagonists. Elizabeth was awesomely written. The race to save her following her capture was riveting, showing how much I'd become attached to her character. As for the plot, I've seen a lot of criticism that the plot was convoluted and impossibly confusing. I found it very satisfying to figure out, especially when thinking of it in terms of real world physics. I haven't had that experience since.

The Best/Most Fun Bioshock (my opinion)

I quickly came to see Elizabeth as my vidya daughter. I felt so heartbroken, whenever she got mad. She was so important to the immersion.

I had one of the most intensive first 2-3 hours I have ever had in any game in this. There was this point after you rescue Elizabeth the first time, songbird attacks and your skyrail breaks. Booker reaches out to grab Elizabeth's hand while falling and at the time I let go of the mouse and almost threw my screen off the table because I reached out at the exact same time. This has never happened before or after. I'm usually not that emotional. The shooting parts later on in the game are super boring and repetitive but I will always remember this game fondly for the story and character interaction.

Do Call of Duty Zombies aether storyline next.

Just replayed this game and I’m really lucky that you made a video about it too.

I loved this game so much.. Thanks for covering it ❤️❤️

I think I got more from this game than any ever I have ever played in my life.

My favorite game every new year I play this game.

It’s my favourite game in the series. I just love the whole atmosphere.

No one has been mind fricked as much as anyone who played this...

Cornstock is never called a deity by his followers.

ayyy loving the new intro animation

I had never played the og and I loved it. I spent all night playing it which as a child/young teenager got me in trouble. But I played so much of it. I got turned about sometimes but I still loved it and it's simple mechanics.

Warframe lore would be cool to dive into!

One of the great videos!

This game was an amazing early wakeup attempt for an fps... A terrifying 'hypothetical" reality for sure..

I love the world building in all of the Bioshock games. The narrative made it better. Characters were interesting. I'd buy it, if they ever made a Bioshock 4 game. I doubt they will, but it's awesome. There is a rather short, but enjoyable book called "Bioshock: Rapture" by John Shirley. It's set in the early days of Andrew Ryan. You learn more about his idea of building a beautiful city free of small minds called RAPTURE!!! Sorry. I couldn't help myself. I recommend reading it, if you were into the story & background of Rapture before things went sideways.

One of my favorite games of all times specially with the usefull escort mission known as Elizabeth

I was not infinitely shocked about this review

Honestly my favorite part of infinite is the dlc which connected the two games together, it would be awesome to see an explanation video of it!!!!

Infinite was the first Bioshock game I ever played as it was on PS+ on PS3 and it got me into other FPS games among others so it will always be one of my favourite games of all time

The fact they're all basically Neo-Confederates kinda kills the uncomfortable gray area that existed in the previous games where you were in a city with PEOPLE, opposed to caricatures.

After all this time, I didn't know Post Modern Jukebox had a hand in the game.

Cover Deus Ex Human Revolution or Mankind Divided next!

It’s been years since I played this game but I remember the ending like it was yesterday that’s how much of an impact the game had. Compared to cod where you forgot the campaign in a fu minutes after finishing it

I really liked all the bioshock games and this one was really fun too. The story was really great as well

hey FilmComicsExplained my request can you do a halo 3 ODST explored | A Retrospective and my favorite first person shooter game and my favorite game in the halo series

Loved this game

Stunning and brave

I wondering if you could talk about the fallout series

absolutely loved this game

An absolute classic. With one of the best companion. Best setting. 10/10 (Also the trailer song rocks)

To add two things he missed from a gameplay perspective. You can get items in the form of gift boxes hidden throughout the game that give you abilities, they are random though. And you can find upgrades that you can choose between hp, sheilds, or salt (the Eve equivalent)

Man this vid is such a throwback, I wish for a new bioshock game

I personally like the overall story ark of bioshock as a whole it weaves an amazing and intriguing tale of an alternate world that would've made an amazing book or movie series as well as game

Some of the problems you attribute to Elizabeth's Ai being limited don't have a damn thing to do with Elizabeth Ai. For one the idea of a sandbox was dropped rather early in development because Irrational wanted to tell a certain type of story that wouldn't work in a sandbox. The small maps and smaller number of enemies are the result of the the game needing to work on that generations consoles. As for Tonics they were replaced by Gear that the player could switch out at will. The biggest problem that exist in this retrospective is that BioShock Infinite is NOT the story of Columbia. BioShock was about Rapture, but that is not the case with BioShock Infinite. *This game is about Booker and Elizabeth.* I don't know why people can't see this. sm

Really cool game but I will NEVER forget exploring and experiencing Rapture for the first through 4th times I just recently bought all 3 for PS4 so my boys could experience it as well.

This game was a masterpiece. Maybe the closest example of the argument that video games can be art.

Man i loved this game

Best games ever. Personally bioshock 2 is my favorite of all of them. Being a big daddy was toooo fun and still had a great story in my opinion

Can’t wait for a new bioshock

Never played any of this series. You made it interesting.

Ahh nice, I just played this for the first time last week

On my top 10 greatest games ever list

It's funny how games that have the secondary title of "Infinite" end up being incredibly finite.

It was a great game in the wrong genre Where the first 2 where more open world, fps RPG Infinite was more linear fps with a story The world was the best part of Infinite, Eziabeth not being about to combo with your plasmids was disappointing she was good as well Definite the combat was its weakest point - the lack of variety, lack rpg elements in the guns (only 2 and upgrades where uninspired) and Vigours being kinda boring

I enjoyed this game a lot, but I tend to like darker games, specially survival ones... So after playing and loving the original, Infinite was a bit of a disappointment since I was always expecting for it to turn dark at some point... but it was always "happy" and "joyful" in terms of the environment. Throughout the game I ended up missing the Big Daddies and little sisters, it really set the tone for the previous titles. Maybe if I played Infinite first I without any previous knowledge of the series I would have enjoyed it better.

I dont know maybe is just me but Infinite was my favorite Bioshock and yes i played them all

A fair analysis

The plasmid/vigor situation was explained during either the game or the dlc. I think it was during the dlc but I don't remember

Even with all of the faults of this game, this game is honestly one of the best games that was ever made.

Well I respect that your opinion personally I loved the story of infinite gameplay yeah not gonna lie it was weak but the story between Booker and Elizabeth is amazing no its never going to beat the first one but for me it was damn good entertainment. Have a nice day.

Carry 2 guns so you don’t have favorites and then you got me who just held on to the C96 pistol the whole game

I feel like this game gets way too much hate for what it could've been, instead of praise for what it is. I love this game with a passion and it means so much to me, I just wish people could take it as it is

You shuld do Snake Plissken from Escape from New York, LA and Cleveland. He's got comics too.. think from Dark Horse.

Bioshock: Infinite was a game that fell short, but by no means was entirely bad; it still had that BioShock charm

This game is perfect.

It's evident you weren't a fan, I just watched you complain for 13 minutes about every single perceived flaw and just find it laughable that any good points you attempted to give it were quickly swept under the rug and went right back to the verbal jabs at it's shortcomings. Is it the best BioShock game? That depends on who you ask, when I first played it I was blown away by the setting, the well written characters and the link to the first game in the franchise, it brought it full circle and every time I go back to play it I'm constantly amazed at how well they linked a seemingly unrelated entry into a new mythos. It's obvious I'm a fan of the title so naturally I'd defend it, I'll acknowledge some issues I had such as pacing in some areas and sudden difficulty spikes, but good Lord man, this retrospect was just a hit piece plain and simple.

Love the game! And your channel is amazing!! Can somebody explain to me why Booker you're playing with have to die? He is doing everything possible to redeem him self, helping Elizabeth and others in need. Most of all, he was strongly against babtism. Thank you.

It would be cool to see a vid about Noctis Lucis Caelum from FF 15, Or Jin from Tekken

Bioshock> bioshock infinite> bioshock 2 The skyhook melee could be buffed to close to the wrench. No ammo being a problem is for the weak

Bro is this one of my long request from this channel

We Happy Few

Please do the explanation of “What Remains of Edith Finch”

Could you do an in depth look on the demonic virus from the REC movies?

I love the bioschock collection best games ever

Now take a peek at The Evil Within and I can die happy

How about Resurrection Plant from the Kingdom comics/series?

I know u didn’t try to sneak that new intro in like I wouldn’t notice I like it

glad I'm in one of the universes where F&CE exists

You should make another video about infinite's DLC's because I ended up even more confused

I would love to see his take on Vampyr.

You should do a video about an 80s movie called peanut butter solutions. I seen it as a kid and it was pretty disturbing to say the least lol

You should review the plot of Mask of the Betrayer.

The clothing bonuses pretty much became tonics. I meeleed only through the entire campaign on the hardest difficulty. It's not hard, it's just getting set up

Liz Squad? LIZARD SQUAD!!!!!!

Wonder what Dystopia BioShock 4 will take place

10:06 I've always considered this a load of bull. Every period in human history is fulled with music.

Can you do a video on we happy few?