Bioshock: All Games & Story DLC RANKED

Whilst the original Bioshock deals with interesting themes, Bioshock Infinite explores its themes on an INFINITELY deeper level.

The game tackles religion, racism, choice, morality, and the idea of a utopia among many other things, you could spend years deciphering what everything in this game means.

In Bioshock Infinite, you are introduced to the city of Columbia, a floating city that is just as interesting as the underwater city from the first two games. Columbia offers interesting new opportunities for fun gameplay.

Travelling on the sky-lines just to jump off and knock an enemy off his ship before summoning crows to kill his friends is just the best.

The story in Infinite is also great. It mixes sweet moments such as the Girls Just Want To Have Fun beach scene with more traumatic scenes like the many versions of Elizabeth symbolically drowning Booker.

This twist at the end is perfect and really isn't that confusing. That's until you bring Burial At Sea into the equation, then I'll admit that it gets quite complicated.