I recently finished playing Bioshock Infinite and I got to say, that game impressed me significantly. I don't know if people mentioned it back when it was first released but I'd like to reiterate the details again.
The way Elizabeth follows you from one location to another and the way she utilizes her environment is incredible. If there's a bench or chair nearby, she would sit in it. She would lean on walls, read papers on a desk or floor, and make comments about the scenery.
I also really enjoyed how Elizabeth was used to provide the player with hints and details rather than using an overlay of text. That made the game so much more immersive in my opinion. She would mention there's a lock pick we can use later, or mention that we need to move on to the current objective if there's nothing left to discover in a room.
I know the series is over but are you personally satisfied with the way everything turned out or do you wish more sequals could be made in the future. Also, will we see any noticeable similarities in mechanics in Perception or is this going to be a completely new game where you try completely new "concepts" (for lack of better words)?
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I recently finished playing Bioshock Infinite and I got to say, that game impressed me significantly. I don't know if people mentioned it back when it was first released but I'd like to reiterate the details again.
The way Elizabeth follows you from one location to another and the way she utilizes her environment is incredible. If there's a bench or chair nearby, she would sit in it. She would lean on walls, read papers on a desk or floor, and make comments about the scenery.
I also really enjoyed how Elizabeth was used to provide the player with hints and details rather than using an overlay of text. That made the game so much more immersive in my opinion. She would mention there's a lock pick we can use later, or mention that we need to move on to the current objective if there's nothing left to discover in a room.
I know the series is over but are you personally satisfied with the way everything turned out or do you wish more sequals could be made in the future. Also, will we see any noticeable similarities in mechanics in Perception or is this going to be a completely new game where you try completely new "concepts" (for lack of better words)?
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