Then you have Elizabeth, the heart of BioShock Infinite's plot. She's a superb companion, and one you never have to coddle or worry about. Her AI is visibly smart as she seeks cover and tosses you ...

As for story, well, that’s not really a conversation. As much as I like Booker and Elizabeth’s journey in Infinite, BioShock is home to one of the most well-regarded plot twists in gaming history.

The recently released BioShock Infinite reveals many possible realities through the tears that Elizabeth opens. We also learn that Columbia is only one of many worlds. Others lie beyond countless ...

BioShock Infinite’s Elizabeth isn’t just a damsel in distress. We didn’t necessarily think that we were going to be able to pull off the kind of emotional grab that we wanted to get ...

Infinite was created over a similar time frame, with parent company 2K Games buying it some time by placing the direct sequel, BioShock 2, with another studio, 2K Marin.

BioShock Infinite produced one of the best moments of the year thanks to a 20-minute ending that had everyone talking. ... always a lighthouse, always a city," Elizabeth tells Booker.

Then again, Elizabeth herself taught us that there’s always a lighthouse, there’s always a man, and there’s always a city... In This Article Bioshock Infinite: Burial at Sea -- Episode Two ...

What’s most intriguing about Infinite’s evolution is the introduction of Booker and Elizabeth as conduits for the narrative. As you learn about Elizabeth and Columbia, you also learn about Booker.

In Bioshock Infinite, players will encounter Elizabeth, a girl who has been held captive for most of her life by winged beast, The Songbird. Her attitudes towards the creature are heavily conflicted.