Rosalind Lutece is quoted at the very beginning of BioShock Infinite as saying "The mind of the subject will desperately struggle to create memories where none exist...". She is seen sitting in front ...

Shame on me for not playing BioShock Infinite until this past weekend. I can blame the game for releasing on the same week as GDC 2013, but I must admit that I've been caught in a replay of Final ...

Comstock is known as the Prophet of Columbia. In addition to founding the city, he is revered as the leader of its religion and looked at by citizens as though he's God. In order to attain his lofty ...

If there's one thing Bioshock Infinite does, it's completely melt your brain. If you've finished it, you know you probably didn't have a clue what was going on until you trawled the net and found ...

WARNING!! SPOILER ALERT!!! If you’ve not completed BioShock Infinite, then honestly, I wouldn’t continue reading. You are presented with a choice, or at least the illusion of one. The man, wearing a ...

Infinite opens with this enigmatic quote: “The mind of the subject will desperately struggle to create memories where none exist…” ― R. Lutece, Barriers to Trans-Dimensional Travel, 1889 As with much ...