![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() It’s a darn good shooter, too, but one of the rare ones that’ll also leave you asking uncomfortable questions about the nature of reality and this country once the smoke clears. Along the way, you’ll meet Elizabeth, who remains one of the most intriguing A.I. The first BioShock (2007) was groundbreaking, but this sequel breaks away from the ground entirely and takes us to a floating city founded on the worst excesses of American exceptionalism. (It’s too bad that it hasn’t followed up with a Catalina update yet, but hopefully that will be along shortly.) This is the kind of critically acclaimed, graphically gorgeous blockbuster that usually never graces our favorite desktop system, but Aspyr followed up with an excellent Mac port only a handful of months after its 2013 release. It’s a wonder that BioShock Infinite is even available on the Mac. ![]()
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