Thanks so much for watching. Let me know your thoughts on BioShock Infinite, your memories with the game and if you'd want to see another BioShock game.

I actually only played the bioshock trilogy for the first time these last few months on the switch 3 game collection. I know I'm wildly behind the times but I somehow hadn't been spoiled on any of the games and I absolutely loved the games. I was in it mainly for the story and wonderful world building. Every game has me walking around to every nook and cranny looking for posters to read, NPCs to listen to ramble, and other such things just to sink into the world

I never watched that “demo” so I never had those lofty expectations, and I loved Infinite

It's strange Infinite's world completely sucked me in, it makes me feel like I could use my imagination to make something as grand and awesome as it and yet I have yet to finish Infinite. Maybe this vid is the push I need to hop back in and explore the world more.

They should remake this now and do everything in the demo

Bioshock Infinite is one of my all-time favorite single-player games. I thought in many ways it was a timeless masterpiece. I never got sucked into the negativity online about it and just tried it without knowing anything about it or BioShock. I ended up loving it so much that I checked out the previous games which introduced me to this beautiful series.

You can absolutely tell it was massively cut back, even if you went in blind. Just mechanics like the tears and the skyline system, you can tell they were meant to be more a part of the gameplay loop.

Another classic tale of either being, overly ambitious or not having enough time to meet a promise. It's up to the individual fan to choose, whether it was a complete letdown or a unique step in the right direction, that failed to follow through, on said direction.

All this just makes me think "Man, remember when Elizabeth had bangs? Good times.".

I’m absolutely loving this burst in Bioshock content I feel it’s been really blowing up recently I’ve never seen or heard so much about bioshock for a long time

Bioshock infinite really needs a remake

Glad I'm not the only one who is still "enraptured" with that original demo. Still, 2012-2013 was the greatest year in gaming.

The second game is a masterpiece

Bioshock Infinite is like a playable novel to me, that’s just how I’ve come to see it, amazing story and in todays gaming landscape we could use more original story driven single player games

This is truly a brilliant series overall I think! I doubt we’ll see the 4th game anytime soon but my memories of the first 3 games will always live on. A movie is in the works too apparently but who knows when that’ll come out too?

I don't think Ken Levine is blameless in this. He has a long track record of over promising and outright lying about his games. He helped promote this game and could have been more honest about what was going on behind the scenes.

Great vid dude. the point about how the 2010 'Demo' was actually just 'concept art' and so on was very poignant. That 2010 trailer came out when I was in middle school, when I had no idea what game development was actually like and I genuinely thought that something of that caliber would run on my PS3 LOL. The game when it came out was a big eye opener for me.

It’s a fine game but I like how general consensus is finally that it’s story just kind of breaks down with the plane shifting aspect

Yes I love Bioshock Infinite that I still play it

My favorite game ever!!! Far exceeds the first one for me. Just recently my mom watched me played it through my millionth time and told me how beautiful it was, that was special for me!

I loved each Bioshock game. And I never understood the hate Infinite got. Played it many many times

I was like 15 or 16 when this came out and being a big fan of the games already out of pure accident and just loving every minute of this game. I didn't fully understand the story until I replayed it years later and just recently platinumed 1 and 2 and working on 1999 mode without dying solely because I love these games especially this one.

One of the best games I've ever played. Need more Bioshock content

Honestly I liked infinite a lot but at the same time i felt disappointed it wasn't hitting quite the same level of "scary" from the first one.

this game still looks amazing to this day

So many games are getting remakes nowadays I really wish bioshock infinite would get one with todays tech

The biggest problem i have with infinite is that you can't save when you want/need to. I keep getting sent back several missions because of it, and so i can't finish the game.

I just played through the trilogy for the first time, and I loved it. Personally, infinite was my favorite

I love it but feel it's incredibly underrated 😪

I liked Infinite for what it was, but we still didn't get the game we wanted. We can apply the same logic to both Bioshock AND Halo. Funny how even the new Halo is also called Infinite, but also has issues that made the game dissapointing to a lot of people as well. Every game with the subtitle "Infinite", I am highly skeptical of now lol

I remember watching that demo and still being in love with the final product. But for me Bioshock was always about the story. The story is just incredible and unmatched by any game to this day. Ken Levine is a genius and I can't wait to play his new game no matter when it comes out.

I was and still am disappointed that we didn’t get the game we were shown. But I’ve been playing Infinite lately and it’s still loads of fun. Gunplay feels good, and the art style makes it feel like a timeless classic.

The fact that they returned to a weapon wheel in the DLC's was for me a clear indicator just how much of a bad decision limiting a game like Bioshock was to just 2 weapons. Also the bloated amount of guns was such a bad choice. The story was serviceable enough and imo on par with bioshock 2, but the move towards the more generic CoD style loadouts where you only have 3 perks and 2 weapon limits really turned me off in future replays. Finally the lack of ways to refuel your salts also hindered experimentation even more

I was skeptical when I first started it, and as I played it I could tell the plasmid equivalents got a nerf to what they could do or they were expecting... However, the narrative being more interactive rather than through discs as you pickup I think helped it in the long run and helped the characters stand out. It kept intrigue going on and kept the pacing on point (save for maybe a couple narrative jumps, looking at you random portal in a basement). All told it stood out in ways people weren't expecting it to, so I highly appreciate it for what it was. Maybe not what was advertised, but still a solid product in its own. If ever there was a game that could warrant a solid directors cut, infinite would be a great one.

I like the passion you put into this one!

Some of what the early demo showed was interesting. Would love to have those builds leaked someday just to see how much was done.

Through the Multiverse, there are Infinite other versions of Bioshock Infinite.

Personally, Bioshock Infinite is a massive guilty pleasure of mine. The story and writing are nonsense, but I absolutely love both the gunplay and the “Mary Poppins on Crack” vibe of Columbia and it’s inhabitants.

The 2nd game gets a lot of loved nowadays Infinite is good too but isn’t as good in areas as 1 or 2

Wow, 10 years. It's time to play this again 👍🇦🇺

Playtested this thing for a year. Don't care for it.

Never seen your vids before, but this was good enough to get my subscribe.

as a player who didnt get into the series until way after the hype i was still disappointed with bioshock infinite up until you get the gun its perfect i could play the opening over again forever.. but the story just doesnt do it for me but also bioshock 2 was and is my favorite in the series so :v

I replayed infinite for the first time a few weeks ago, and I found myself as deeply sucked in, as I was when it came out. All 3 games drew me in, and I played them with absolute enjoyment. They may not have been what they could have been, but they were everything I wanted to be immersed into a world that captivated, and enthralled me. Still one of the best series ever done in gaming history.

One of the first games I played when I got my 360 back in the day

I played and completed this game pretty recently, it was the first time in a long time I pulled an all nighter to complete a game. The story and gameplay were so enthralling to me

I really enjoyed playing Bioshock Infinite one of my favorites in the series.

“The dream sells better than the product” how true that really is

Hard to believe it’s 10 years this year

The whole series is so awesome. Its one of my favourite games and series. Infinite was absolutely incredible and still is

That first E3 demo was everything I ever wanted in a game. I mus0t've watched it a hundred times in the years waiting for the release. I still loved the final product, but that demo was the greatest tease of all time. Wouldn't classify it as Cyberpunk levels of disappointment, but it was a bit of a bummer that the game didnt live up to those lofty expectations. Really wish they'd try to develop that demo version with today's tech.

This is some interesting context. Articles and documentaries has come out that blamed Ken Levine's supposed inability to manage a team as the reason for Infinite's cuts, rather than giving him too much creative range. Maybe it was a bit of both, but I'd like to believe there were two sides to the story regardless. Thanks for the video.

Remember the PS3 Kill Zone trailer that was so breath taking? The devs killed themselves trying to even get close to it. Good Video!

Wasn't about the gameplay of this series. I was enthralled with the story.

I absolutely loved all 3 games as a kid, we need a new one for sure

First game is a masterpiece, the second game is one as well (imo, never understood the hatred it gets), as for Infinite, wow, I LOVE the gameplay and the worldbuilding, I LOVED most of the story, but the ending and the "twist" kills it for me.

I followed this game since the first "demo." While the final cut wasn't what I expected, it was still a great experience and story, and has become one of my all-time favorite games. If there's anything Infinite taught me, somewhere in the multiverse, that demo did become a full-fledged game.

I Got It At Mid-Night. It Was A Fun Game-Stop Event. I Loved The Game…….

The original bioshock infinite could have made an amazing show or movie series

I came into Bioshock Infinite completely blind, I have already played Bioshock 1 and 2 beforehand to get the full experience, and I guess because I have no expectations, I can say this is one of the best fps experiences I have ever had

I thoroughly enjoy all three games and I'm very excited to play the fourth installment. Also the the upcoming movie would be a potentially interesting addition

It seems in the post hype era saying you love infinite is a heresy, yet i love this game and it’s world and characters

Infinite is an amazing game. But if they released a "directors cut remix" version that IS the game we were expecting initially... 🤤🤤🤤🤤

Bioshock games are a great classic series and still is. Technologies were different than compare to today. The new Bioshock would have the proper technologies to make all the things now they couldn’t do before. All games were held back by technologies at the time. Looking forward the power of the new Bioshock will be able to do now

Genuinely one of the best KZfaqrs that exist. Hope you have a great day.

I love this game in 2013 and I still do!

I want to enjoy this game, I really do. But the first time I played it was while I was extremely sick and feverish and now, I can’t play it without feeling like I’m having a fever dream. Incredible game though

Another masterpiece, Jordan. You have such a clear voice, it makes your videos refreshing whereas other creators love to list information as a lecture.

"He's Zachary Comstock." "He's Booker DeWitt." "No. I'm both."

This explains why the Cinamtic trailer for Cyberpunk 2077 has thngs we can’t do, like fight back aganst Dex when he decides to kill is

Holding out for a huge 2k leak one day which will have the beta(s) of bioshock infinite. I’ve never cared for beta’s before but bioshock opened me up to a whole new world of unreleased content and how things could’ve been different.

I'm just gonna say that Infinite is one of the few games that made me truly *feel* things while playing it.

I played Bioshock Infinite at a young age, so I had no expectations at all which made me notice that most of my favorite games are games I played without expecting anything from them. That's the true secret, don't expect anything.

I think the disappearance of E3 kinda blessing in disguised. Many games suffered from this because they had to make mock up to the event which you know that too cost money and time.

My only issue is it didn’t improve on weapon upgrades and a lackluster or none existent fight with the monster that hunted you the entire game.

I'll never forget that insane demo, and demo Elizabeth's *ahem.. assets.. The game seemed much darker, similarly to the numbered titles.

I played it on xbox 360 so my expectations were within reality. Just like i expected pop in textures in GTA 5 but the tricks the game did to pull off next gen is the same as Infinite's portals without loading. screens. I loved this game. Also that damn jumpscare!!

All three games are amazing and I love them with all my heart, there is not a single franchise that holds a more special place

Amazing essay. Well articulated. Love the game. Will always have a place in my heart. But it was set up to fail......one of the few games I would love to see a remake on modern hardware. To try and right the wrongs of the past. But Judas should be a dope spiritual successor.

People be sleeping on the multiplayer in Bioshock 2. It was a little janky but it was so fun and cool. I played the hell out of it.

No wonder the second game was developed by a different team despite and unique each of the 3 games truly are.

Like getting beimg advertised a fancy sports car bit you getting one of that old golf gti's

What about the second demo? Everyone talks about this one but the other one was not as impossible as this one and it had way cooler stuff that I thought was gonna be in it, like big vertical levels.

Man, it's crazy seeing clips of what Infinite was supposed to be. The first time I played it, i'd never seen the trailers - or whatever you want to call them - for it and found the lore interesting, but found it annoying that the game was feeling like a giant escort mission, but with the plauer character being the less useful escorted character. It felt, to me, like it was supposed to be much more cinematic, and a multiplayer campaign game, that had you follow the main character as the second player, in a single player game.

My favorite games of all time. Infinite was visually stunning.

It's wild, I thoroughly enjoyed the Bioshock we were given but I feel like I would have enjoy the version they were marketing to us even more. The mechanics and the fighting looks a lot more fluid than what we were initially given. All in all still a pretty amazing game!

This is the game the taught me the valuable lesson to never pre-order games.

I’m a big fan of all three games. I bought a 360 back in the day purely to play the first. It was summer vacation and the holographic sleeve said “only on xbox360” then the second came out, more limited in scope, more fleshed out so it felt fresh and updated, while less magical and unknown. The second to me is still a huge favorite of mine (I have a bioshock tattoo thanks to the first two games) the third game felt like it was going to be a huge open game..but while I enjoyed the game as a whole, gunplay was solid, environment was cool, and being around regular people initially were cool. However..the game felt neutered as you say, the game wasn’t as expensive as I thought it would be, the game quickly bottle necked as you played. The story and world building was still great, even after playing the remaster recently (as well as the DLC) but it ultimately wasn’t what I expected. For better or worse..

I was really hyped when the game first released but when I played it, even at the time I couldn't cope 😔

I was wary of Infinite from the moment I learned it wasn't set in Rapture. Plasmids were core to the game's identity, but they also weren't possible outside Rapture due to the source of Adam. When the game actually came out and I heard about the multiverse shenanigans in the story I knew I wasn't interested. Eventually I bought the trilogy on the Switch thanks to a sale that dropped the bundle price to just $10. Infinite mostly proved to be everything I expected. The story was a bit of a mess thanks to the multiverse plotline. Vigors felt like a cheap knockoff of plasmids. Which is fitting because that's what they are in universe, but that still hurts the gameplay. Really the most succinct description I have for Infinite is that somebody gave a dev team a list of things that make up a Bioshock game. Metanarrative twist, superpowers, weapon upgrades, etc. The end result is similar to Bioshock but feels somewhat hollow. The one thing I didn't expect, and that I don't think people paid enough attention to, was how incredible Elizabeth is. Yes her quips while picking locks get annoying. But outside her role as a gameplay mechanic, Elizabeth is one of the greatest NPCs I've ever encountered. The awe on her face as she explores the world, the way she focuses on different things at random across different playthroughs, the absolutely massive library of lines she has compared to other characters. Elizabeth made the game so much more immersive. Too bad Burial At Sea butchered her character.

Im fairly new to bioshock I decided to binge play the games I have no idea why there’s such a disconnect between fans of the game each drastically improved on the previous.

I always told myself what we saw in the demos and trailers was what happened in parallel universes

They should be remade, I played the second one a long time ago and the first one maybe 2/3 years ago but I didn't finish it cause it's very old and got annoyed a little if I remember well but it is great

I watched the demo video for BioShock Infinite and I got to admit when the game came out I didn't think much once I got 1-2 hours into BioShock Infinite it's just a good game on it's own merits.

Hey, Maybe next for video games you could do Nintendo 64 Banjo Kazooie 1998, Nintendo 64 Mickey Mouse Speedway USA 2000 and Nintendo 64 Super Smash Bros 1999, thank you and great work you're doing.

Personally I think Infinite and its DLC wrapped up the meta-narrative well enough that we don't need a Bioshock 4

All are cool and I was super excited getting bioshock 2 because I always wanted to play as a big daddy because I always saw them as tanks

With the major advancements of technology now and how they're remaking/remastering games like crazy, they could theoretically remake Infinite in line of what the "demo" showed us and just market it as another parallel universe that both does and doesn't tie into the Bioshock universe/lore.

I wanted to see that demo games story.

Its amazing it even run on ps3/xbox360. a director cut for current gen with remake graphics would be amazing.