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Games like BioShock Infinite

2013USK 18PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Steam Deck playable93 % positive29.99 €

A first-person shooter set in the floating city of Columbia, mixing fast combat with Vigors and skyline rails with a mind-bending tale of alternate realities. Companion Elizabeth and the stunning finale make it a standout narrative experience.

  • Companions and relationships
  • Lavish presentation
  • Emotional impact
  • Lore and world history

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In short: Games like BioShock Infinite

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes BioShock Infinite special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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BioShock

94 %Match

2007USK 18PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Steam Deck playable93 % positive19.99 €

Brings what grabs you about BioShock Infinite: a deep world history, lavish production and a dense, handcrafted world.

An atmospheric shooter set in the decaying underwater city of Rapture, blending Plasmid powers and weapons into creative combat. It is celebrated for its iconic Art Deco setting and a story with a legendary twist that questions free will.

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BioShock 2

Emotional impact

As Big Daddy Subject Delta you return to the decaying undersea city of Rapture, mixing drill, guns and plasmids in tense fights, including defending Little Sisters while they gather. Moral choices shape the ending of a surprisingly touching father-daughter story.

BioShock 2 Remastered

Companions and relationships

An atmospheric first-person shooter set in the sunken city of Rapture, where you play as a Big Daddy and mix guns with plasmid powers. The remaster adds sharper textures and better controller support.

Atomic Heart

Strong soundtrack

A first-person shooter set in a retro-futuristic Soviet utopia where the robots have turned on their makers. It mixes punchy melee and gunplay, glove-powered abilities, puzzle-filled test facilities and bizarre humor with a striking art direction.

Control

Dense, handcrafted world

As Jesse Faden you explore the shifting headquarters of a secret paranormal agency, fighting an otherworldly invasion with telekinesis and a shape-shifting service weapon. Spectacular destructible combat meets a surreal, bureaucratic New Weird mystery.

Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots

Emotional impact

Solid Snake's lavishly staged farewell blends flexible stealth and gunplay on near-future battlefields with marathon cutscenes that wrap up the convoluted Metal Gear saga. It is melancholic, frequently absurdly funny, and packed with fan-service moments.

BioShock Remastered

Dense, handcrafted world

A first-person shooter set in the decaying art deco underwater city of Rapture, blending guns with supernatural plasmid powers. Its dense atmosphere and philosophically charged story with a famous twist make it a classic.

Wolfenstein: The New Order

Emotional impact

A punchy first-person shooter set in an alternate 1960s where the Nazis won the war, mixing dual-wielding firefights with optional stealth. Its surprisingly emotional, grim story gives B.J. Blazkowicz real depth.

Pragmata

Companions and relationships

Capcom's sci-fi action game on a lunar station blends third-person shooting with real-time hacking, as android companion Diana cracks enemy defenses while Hugh fires. Their bond drives the story.

Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy

Companions and relationships

As Star-Lord you lead the bickering Guardians through a linear, cinematic space adventure packed with banter and an '80s soundtrack. In combat you direct your team's special moves. Its real strength is a heartfelt, funny story about a found family.

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