BioShock Infinite: Burial At Sea attempts to reconcile the franchise's two worlds, bringing Elizabeth and Booker into Rapture itself. But this Rapture feels completely different.

I can handle it, but I wouldn’t recommend it for the faint-hearted. That said, the experience of BioShock Infinite has fully restored my faith in the triple-A hardcore game.

BioShock Infinite has actually managed to be a better game than its previous versions. The graphics and the sound effects married together up the ante. - Issue Date: May 01, 2013 ...

In the gameplay department Infinite plays very much like the first BioShock, only with more guns and cooler Plasmids--which are called Vigors this time around. There's a neat upgrade system, and ...

Rod Fergusson, formerly of Blizzard Entertainment, where he led the Diablo franchise for five years, has joined BioShock 4 ...

Rod Fergusson, formerly head of Diablo at Blizzard Entertainment, is the new studio head of Cloud Chamber, the team working ...

BioShock 4 Shouldn't Ignore Infinite's Multiverse BioShock 4 rumors have suggested the game could go in some interesting new directions, but it should remember the last game's biggest feature.

BioShock Infinite is set in the floating city of Columbia, a stark departure from the underwater dystopia of Rapture featured in the previous BioShock games. The game follows protagonist Booker ...