So.... Bioshock Infinite?

[Viridis]

I'm intrigued.

A very racist, very patriotic flying city called Colombia. Death crows are the new 'magical hand that shoots bees'. Non-silent protagonist (a detective I think?). Big, hateful robots (cyborgs?) that I feel much, much less conflicted about killing compared to Big Daddies.

[Flarecobra]

Game Informer's got a big write-up on it...

[Viridis]

Thanks, Flare.

Game Informer's Bioshock Infinite hub

[TDK]

My response to this is the same as my response to the original bioshock trailer: Awesome.

[Pip Boy]

Some parts of it look a bit off, but Im sure the game is still a long ways off in production and that'll be fixed by the time the actual release comes out. The way they showed in the trailer all the things like the stormcloud with the lightning with that Elizabeth character, if they'll be throwing in a cooperative story mode in this one.

[Flarecobra]

From what I've read, yes it will be fairly co-op, as you get her early on.

[Doc ock rokc]

Originally Posted by Flarecobra

From what I've read, yes it will be fairly co-op, as you get her early on.

but she can't be player controlled. She is a scripted entity that Follows/Leads you around and does Special abilities when the computer hits 1,000,000 to 1 odds for survival.

also They managed to do it. they made me scared in a day light setting. I love how it plays on different fears rather then bioshock. Bioshock gave you the claustrophobic flooding tunnels Driping of drug addicted monsters in the darkness. and the Mighty Big daddy, the big fish that lurk around where the true things to fear. While Infinite has the quite the opposite. A rapidly agoraphobic and acrophobia city clustered up with Tons of fanatical super powered mad men charging after you like a flock of birds after a mouse.

[Flarecobra]

Originally Posted by Doc ock rokc

but she can't be player controlled. She is a scripted entity that Follows/Leads you around and does Special abilities when the computer hits 1,000,000 to 1 odds for survival.

Yeah, in the GI article, they liken her to Alyx from HL2... only she gets more powerful as the game goes on, and is fairly weak when you first meet her.

[Magus]

I...I love game.

[bluestarultor]

She struck me as looking... oddly "Incredibles" in an otherwise more realistic world.

I do like the co-op aspect, though. That was just plain awesome that you could work together. Also, it looks like Telekinesis has effectively an infinite range now.

Also, all the near-misses made me wonder just how much they're going to screw with you. I thought it looked more like an extended cutscene than actual play. How much of that is actually going to take control away from you?