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Words can't describe the experience of playing bioshock infinite. I've played all the bioshock games, starting with playing the original bioshock with my friend on his xbox 360, then infinite and bioshock 2 on my pc. While I loved them all, infinite was my favorite. One difference from bioshock to bioshock infinite is that Bioshock focuses on the city of rapture more, but infinite has a stronger emphasis on the characters and their stories. You become so immersed and wrapped up in the world and connected with the characters that it's very emotional when the game ends. For at least a week after finishing the game (and playing through the bind boggling ending) all I could think about was this game and it's story. The gameplay is satisfying, the graphics are beautiful, but the story and lore is out of this world. As soon as I finished the game I played it again on 1999 mode. I craved more from the bioshock universe and purchased the dlc's and played them. Absolutely worth it, especially on sale, i got infinite and the dlc's for around $14. BUY THIS GAME it's a memory and experience that I'll cherish forever. Thank you Ken Levine for making such a ridiculously fantastic piece of art.

I used to play this game with my friend 7 years ago on his ps3, always had a lot of fun messing around. I picked it on steam a while ago and recently beat the game. Huge map, fun missions, great gameplay (driving, shooting, grappling), good graphics (especially for an older game, runs really well without a really good computer), total steal especially if you get it for 3 dollars during a steam sale like I did. It's a bit like a budget gta 5

I started playing tf2 right after the gun mettle update, and I'm probably going to hit 10,000 hours spent playing this game at some point soon. The game was 8 years old when I started playing it, and the fact that it grabbed me when it had already been around that long really shows how well it's stood the test of time. This game's skillcap is incredibly high, and if you're like me, you'll just want to keep practicing and keep getting better. This game has so much to offer through the community, different play styles, trading economy, and the competetive scene. I've met a lot of friends through this game, and you will too if you stick with it long enough. TF2's golden days are long gone, but it's still got a lot of life left in it, especially if Valve would step up their ♥♥♥♥. (Pyro update pls) While I've had fun throughout my entire journey, the most fun and excitement I remember having in the game is when I first started playing it and I was a heavy main and it was so fresh and so fun. (I reminisce on those days I spent binging all of Jerma and Stars tf2 videos) Granted, the game was in a better state then than it is now in my opinion. Anyway, that experience is something that's still available for free to anyone. Don't pass it up! Don't be afraid to embrace your identity as a gibus noob when you first start playing. It only gets more gratifying from there.

-Halfcactus