Bioshock Infinite OST - Will The Circle Be Unbroken (Choral version)

[@fpsqt]

"Five-thousand feet... Ten-thousand feet... Fifteen-thousand feet... Hallelujah."

[@pepeclown2921]

Welcome, piligrim

[@Incubusnut]

Yes!

[@dylanpayne6981]

I see you are a man of refined music taste. Opeth are the best 🤘🏻

[@henrymonroe4300]

Where am I? Heaven friend, or as close as we'll see til' judgement day

[@alicyjinx8923]

**10 Fathoms** **18 Fathoms** "I am Andrew Ryan, and I'm here to ask you a question. Is a man not entitled to the sweat of his brow? 'No!' says the man in Washington, 'It belongs to the poor.' 'No!' says the man in the Vatican, 'It belongs to God.' 'No!' says the man in Moscow, 'It belongs to everyone.' I rejected those answers; instead, I chose something different. I chose the impossible. I chose... Rapture, a city where the artist would not fear the censor, where the scientist would not be bound by petty morality, Where the great would not be constrained by the small! And with the sweat of your brow, Rapture can become your city as well."

[@Beezy844]

sometimes i wish there was a way i could erase my memory of this game and play it again to get the sense of amazement again

[@parkerbrian11]

So many games like that. Uncharted, Last of Us, Bioshock Infinite, kingdom hearts

[@Beezy844]

Brian Parker yeah man i agree with those games too, haven't played kingdom hearts though

[@parkerbrian11]

***** it's outdated now but man kingdom hearts was my childhood. To this day it's still my favorite games. Only 1 and 2. All the little spinoff titles I'm not super fond of. But if you have a PS3 and the patience. They are two great games

[@baconman1919]

Brian Parker kingdom hearts literally gave me HIV thats how amazing it was

[@jeeteeX]

***** I had that with Mass effect especially during the conversation with Sovereign.

[@andreasbrandt1891]

To me, Bioshock Infinite is the definite proof that video games are, indeed, art.

[@sheperdofthebrahs]

I spent 900 bucks on a new amd rx5700 and after playing this game I don't even regret it Edit: I'll spend 2k on a new gaming setup and will play it for a second time right after the setup is done

[@CuteSkyler]

@@sheperdofthebrahs could've played it with a 1030 at high lol

[@AmapianoOasis]

@@CuteSkyler I played it with a 5 year old 920mx laptop on High with 100 fps lol. It's not a demanding game at all.

[@CuteSkyler]

@@AmapianoOasis i just need those 5000fps on my RTX3090

[@XWHIT3xGHOSTX]

You ain’t kidding, the scene when you first exist the container with this beautiful music playing and the visuals of elegant angelic architecture is some that will always stick with me.

[@shebzydon]

This is literally one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard... you can imagine my reaction walking through the watery cathedral listening to this... I stood there for about 10 minutes just observing. Out of this world.

[@tihomirkardas1]

i did that too,its amazing how much a video game can get you through the emotions *_* i love it!

[@LKCxSUBZEROx]

I did that aswell ^^ I dont give a shit on that, what anyone else think, but... I was standing there... stunned... and was forced to listen to this beautiful voice! Like an Angel... Never will forget that... ^^ (September the 16th - WE WILL RETURN TO RAPTURE!!! Bioshock Collection...)

[@mcokim6543]

20 minutes for me

[@EuphoPrecntes]

.

[@VinJackson]

So true, I have just played it in the PS4 collection recently and it´s pure art from the begining to the end, as well as its 2 burial at sea DLCs. So touching.

[@mohammadbl]

2020 still can’t get over this game 💔

[@punkhop23]

first played it on ps3 and just bought it again for pc literally my favorite game ever

[@notapxllx7590]

i know ay. so good it came out for free on playstation

[@tomamanjgaladze4358]

Rise rapture rise

[@yousufhellsing581]

2020 i had finally complete all BioShock collection 😍

[@TheCskin26]

I just finished it for the first time ever and I sat there and stared at the screen and didn’t say anything. Just astounded

[@drakvaclav826]

Columbia is one of the most beautiful places in gaming. Period.

[@christianbenayun4585]

And peoples there are very nice to dewitt 😀😀

[@fr12221]

Until it turns into the most dreadful place in gaming.

[@jeremiasastorga8399]

Other than being full of right-wing extremists, yeah.

[@NapoleonBonaparde]

@@jeremiasastorga8399 Wouldn't be like that if it wasn't :)

[@jeremiasastorga8399]

@@NapoleonBonaparde If it wasn't full of right wing extremists it would look way better. By the way, fuck you.

[@IamYasha10]

at first I was like, hey what a nice religious song at the opening scene, and the you realize the significance of its message to your entire journey at the end of the game. Brilliant move by the writers

[@Spartanz1170]

+Yasha It is actually a religious hymm from 1907, it has two versions one is this one, the other is a more solemn funeral hymm.

[@ousooners5193]

+Idonteven I think you misunderstood him. It is a religious song but in the context of bioshock infinite it has a whole new meaning. It was a brilliant move to include the song, I think is what he meant.

[@SessVlogs]

+Yasha A lot of the random songs you stumble across have a deeper meaning by the ending - God Only Knows in particular.

+Sess God Only Knows at the end killed me... So sad.

[@nobilesnovushomo58]

Repent and may Jesus Christ and the Lord’s wisdom guid you down the path. I will not compel you but urge you to read His holy word, and “contemplate in divine silence his word,” to seek the priests and clergy’s input in times of struggle. Undo vengeance and realize what you’ve always wanted was just to live happily and know that lust and spite will not fill up your cup, and that your cup will be much more full when you forgive those who trespass against you as you have trespassed against others, and all the same it will teach you to be cautious around those who are possibly unrepentant and to be cautioned against naive judgement. What is it that you gain from hating someone? You hate because you desire to protect something, And perceive that individual as uncaringly endangering that which you cherish. What is it that you cherish, and why is it that you hate? What is it that they cherish that makes them trod upon their path? What is it they seek and that you seek? Who is imposing and impeding who?

[@whiterunguard.gatepost]

Lyrics Will the circle be unbroken By and by, by and by? Is a better home awaiting In the sky, in the sky? In the joyous days of childhood, Oft they told of wondrous love, Pointed to the dying Saviour; Now they dwell with Him above. Will the circle be unbroken By and by, by and by? Is a better home awaiting In the sky, in the sky? You remember songs of heaven Which you sang with childish voice, Do you love the hymns they taught you, Or are songs of earth your choice? Will the circle be unbroken By and by, by and by? Is a better home awaiting In the sky, in the sky?

[@neolunaticus]

You are a god among men for posting the lyrics.

[@whiterunguard.gatepost]

@@neolunaticus bruh, no need to praise, i just copy&paste it thats all. I just wanna sing along so i posted the lyrics LOL

[@garretmangio9756]

This was one of my mother's favorite songs growing up. She passed away March 2, 2018.

[@olimarfunk]

Garret Mangio March 2 is my mother’s birthday. I’m so very sorry for your loss. I nearly lost my mother on Christmas Eve... I could only imagine the pain.

[@herolink17]

@@garretmangio9756 Glad this incredible version exists so you can listen and remember her. Stay strong man.

[@rubacalalacas1368]

I just realized that there are no instruments

[@ToaGatanuva]

The beauty of Al capella

[@wycenshel8208]

You know the same can be said with instrumentals the beauty is they don’t need vocals I dare say that is an interesting paradox

[@ironkevman1513]

@@wycenshel8208 that is true, some music with instruments don't need vocals to be beautiful

[@tarstarkas1091]

You're not the brightest tool in the shed

[@Xerian.]

2019 still love this song

[@miragebarrage9748]

Just replayed the game a week ago. Can confirm, it’s still a masterpiece 👍

[@legendando3004]

Bro, what do you think about the combat? I found very exausting honestly... But anything else about this game is perfectness. Story, characteres, everything

[@miragebarrage9748]

@@legendando3004 It’s honestly better than I remember. The guns feel great, sound great, have smooth reload animations, and the vigors are extremely satisfying to use. My biggest complaint with the combat is that it never really gives you a chance to truly unleash the full power of your arsenal. The enemy density in this game is absolute dogshit. It feels like every fight in this game is over before it even begins. The combat would be so much better if the enemy density was boosted up by like 10x. The only encounter in the game that really pulls this off is the final battle. The game is also easy as hell unless you’re playing on 1999 mode. The enemy density still doesn’t change there though.

[@legendando3004]

@@miragebarrage9748 You just awaked the will in me to play the game again lol Maybe I found hard and too many battles because I was younger and didnt play video games that well. Absolutely wanna give the game another chance now

[@flin5026]

@@legendando3004 this comment is old but I would recommend playing on 1999 mode and not buying anything from a dollar bill machine. There’s an achievement for it and I found myself actually having to be careful sometimes with ammo and stuff.

[@Bentleyyoyo]

Booker DeWitt: The man who broke the circle

[@chrisnada9877]

***** Aka he broke it with a mindfuck then added the mindfuck to the circle.

[@benoisette9418]

It's kindda gay.

[@garrettreven5144]

It'd really be Rosalind that ultimately is the closing's catalyst

[@OWmyDragonBallz]

@Matthew Siena then burial at Sea told us that one final Comstock remained that escaped to Rapture.

[@murciadoxial8056]

@Matthew Siena This comment made me so sad...

[@pihip]

I spent dunno how many minutes just admiring the scenery while this song was playing in the background, all the while trying not to cry, it was that moving. If this isn't an example of how a videogame can be a form of art, I don't know what is.

[@KRoOoOoZ]

well said, i spent like 30m in the church and didn't want to get out of it! the scene while this song on was priceless

[@big131]

it really is a piece of art, the most defining game of our generation

[@green31OSU]

pihip There's a general feeling of excitement and satisfaction when you experience good art. But there's a certain "something" you feel when you know you're experiencing something truly special, a masterpiece in its craft. It's humbling, to say the least.

[@Springemz]

big 131 Overhyped game. Great game indeed, but definitely is not the best game of this generation.

[@Springemz]

There's no best game of the generation. At least, not overall.

[@leeboonkong1021]

The entrance scene will forever soldered in my memory

[@CGagnon5]

this game is a masterpiece. I wish I could erase my memory and play it again for the first time

[@Schoney32]

me too. same with the first one!

[@aaricart8618]

there was something about this game that made it mentally amazing, it's a weird connection.

[@baileykilmartin6099]

Literally 5 minutes ago I finished the game. I knew i'd seen it before but never finished it. Then I finished it and scarily got dejavu... And I remembered, and I had finished it but I can't have possibly done so before, but I knew it couldn't have been anything else. I am still shaking a little at how I forgot. Seriously, all that needs to happen now is me to touch the blood running from my nose...

[@HUSTLER1346]

Masterpiece

[@lobinio]

I almost cried when I arrived at columbia, I was a big fan even before playing the infinite.

[@thecapone45]

Crazy how so many of us wish we could erase our memory and play this game all over again.

[@JohnLucPicard98]

I was 15 when infinite came out. I’d do anything to relive that opening sequence of going to Columbia. God bless

[@Diafcknbeetusbaby]

I’ll put my personal twist on it because it isn’t so much a wishing to erase my memory of the game. Context: I was 18, almost 19 when Bioshock Infinite came out and it was right before I went into the military so I binged this game hard and fast. Bigger Context: I was a child of the 90s/early00s who grew up in the Deep South in a very, very rural tight-knit church based community. Like we has baptisms done in the river that was no further than a mile from the church on warm days. The lighthouse opening is super cool and a really good set up for the dichotomy Columbia provides. The minute the rocket pierced the clouds, the voice said “Hallelujah!”, and the deeply out of tune piano started playing I was instantly transported to a warm sunny day in BFE. When I got that shock out of my system, ya get it, I sat in that church and baptismal hall for like a full 15 minutes just listening to that choir go. Very few games have that power to pull me into a completely different timeframe of mind and nostalgia, but Bioshock Infinite did that in the opening. That’s what I want to experience again.

[@YeowooBBCVIP]

2018, still inlove with the game

[@glorydays3211]

Me too

[@joaotino2252]

SaltySwan 8-11-2018 still listening

[@flix5951]

Same

[@Matthiouhouhou]

Cant forget this feeling when I finished it ... couldnt play any games for some days. Masterpiece.

[@WaveTheConqueror]

Hell yeah

[@SkyfirefoxHD]

Dude the feels man....the fucking feels. I felt so sorry for Booker after beating this game.

[@big131]

tell me about it i just beat the game a day ago and cant stop thinking about it

[@Legionar_10]

In teory booker decided to die to close the loop, in fact during the game there is blackboard with the two scientists where they foracasted the ending. He did the right thing. Maybe in the after credit with elizabeth still in the crib it's his reward.

[@Bluebeyond91]

4th time playing this year 2022 only a month gap between and playing again I just love this game and story

[@DutchGuyMike]

Well in actuality, anything is possible in their (chosen) universe and thus there are endings in which Booker and Elizabeth/Anna are happy! Just left up to player interpretation :D

[@alexmarinakis999]

Excuse me! Where am I? Heaven friend, or the closest thing we’ll see till judgement day

[@ubern00bkye]

Better keep such questions to my self, less' i wanna get made

[@alexmarinakis999]

@@ubern00bkye you rock

[@rebelskully4329]

Is it someone new? Someone from the Sodom below? Newly come to Columbia to be washed clean, before our Prophet, our Founders, our Lord?

[@VibinTonight]

@@rebelskully4329 I seek passage into the city

[@rebelskully4329]

@@VibinTonight Passage to the city? Haha. Brother, the only way to Columbia is through rebirth in the sweet waters of baptism. *Offers hand* Will you be cleansed, brother?

[@quizboy99]

This game aged so beautifully

[@xskyforger6299]

It actually got better lmao

[@EDDY-to2hf]

I played the bioshock the collection version of bioshock infinite on the playstation 4 and I agree as I replayed the section with this song a lot so I could hear it again

[@AzariahWolf]

So you've started a new game, wondering if you'll like this one. After the enigmatic opening that makes sure you won't be turning the game off any time soon, you reach Colombia, and the first area where you have any real freedom has this music. Five minutes into the game, without even having seen a weapon, you already know you're hooked.

[@victoriamuller5999]

"hooked" see, what you did there ;)

[@MekazIsNotDead]

exactly my friend

[@dusathemaid]

"Oh, this is gonna be good"

[@ubern00bkye]

@@dusathemaid yep

[@necro8840]

reach Colombia LMFAO

[@Deadislandfan72]

Its 2023, and this game is still a masterpiece.

[@Matthew-tg2wo]

I played this at my wedding, never had such a spiritual experience

[@paulofernando7858]

Cool man, this song fits so well.

[@olimarfunk]

Congrats! That’s fucking awesome!

[@glorymanheretosleep]

And now you divorced...

[@paulofernando7858]

@@glorymanheretosleep Why you are saying that?

[@glorymanheretosleep]

@@paulofernando7858 Because why not? It's not like Matthew cares...

[@joes-lv7ro]

I would love for the bioshock series to be adapted into a movie. They would ruin it though

[@BranGrizz]

i know i want people who dont play games to see this amazing story

[@tg31270]

Brandon Clark Not only that, but it's also an experience, you can't really describe it :)

[@Yamimidna]

I think it would be impossible to do that. It's just a story which only works as a videogame. It only is amazing because you can explore it. Also the multiverse theory and all that stuff... it's a lot more meaningful in the eyes of a gamer :)

[@oblax17]

They should make a 3DCGI movie not live action =_=

[@hangdog355]

+joe s PERFECT since you said that, there is now a universe where there are Bioshock movies, and there equally as awesome as the games -_-

[@willkriss1497]

Beat this game last night in 2021. God damn man. What a STORY.

[@HeyItsJ1_]

If you have burial at sea episode 1 and 2 play them for the love of god. It will make you cry

[@willkriss1497]

@@HeyItsJ1_ oh you better believe I did man 😎😎

[@Twiggy.Smallz]

Your late

[@Taschip]

@@HeyItsJ1_Welp, ik what I'm doing now.

[@fat_yosh]

*lay down try not to cry cry alot*

[@m.x.jackson675]

YYYYYEP.

[@Tabby3456]

"Are you ready to have your past erased? Are you ready to have your sins cleansed? Are you Ready to be born again? Take my hand..."

[@toyy_sexmachine332]

🖐

[@noahhoover4008]

Me as a kid wondering why there is a bathtub in the church basement.

[@JohnLucPicard98]

Coming back all these years later and hearing this again in the chapel…I would be lying if I said I wasn’t teary eyed. Felt like coming back home after so many years. Thank you Irrational games. ❤

[@soiboi96]

Bioshock infinite was not a game but a piece of art that no other game can come close to

[@kevin71127]

sifting through the low, candle-strewn water to this song was quite the intro to a videogame...

[@CGagnon5]

+Kevin you first hear it at the church right when the game starts.

[@kevin71127]

CGagnon5 yes, with the candles in the water; the intro.

[@CGagnon5]

Kevin I just thought it was weird you didn't mention the church. the fact it was in a church setup the entire story.

[@paulsnively3377]

+Kevin Made this cradle-to-grave Lutheran kinda wish he were a Southern Baptist!

[@Azteck9]

After playing BioShock 1 and 2 oh, then transitioning to this one I was wondering where all the water was? In the moment I heard this song I discovered it was in my eyes. My grandmother used to sing this song all the time. Thank you BioShock.

[@sheperdofthebrahs]

10/10 comment 🏅

[@khoitran4232]

Bioshock series have proved that game is not just a form of entertainment but it's also art, the art which can moves people emotion, both heart and mind. Best game ever and I was really sad that Irrational Game was no more. How many game developers can make game like this nowadays ? Bioshock is just simply a masterpiece. Thank you 2k, thank you Irrational Game.

[@madmax7201]

Nostalgia... I'll never forget Bioshock, the way it was perfect and incredibly beautiful in every way. You'll be in my heart always.

[@nidhogg97]

I played this when I was on high school, now I'm in my masters and here I am back to my memories

[@MyAccount217]

ITS COMING BACK

[@madmax7201]

@@MyAccount217 FOR REAL?!!! BUT But they promised there wouldn't be new ones... Liars. But I'll take it!!! It's wonderful news.

[@MyAccount217]

@@madmax7201 twitter.com/2K/status/1204023408436006912 here's a tweet

[@Lachdanun]

The door we choose to open leaves so many closed that it's only when we look back at our life, do we see the Sea of Doors.

[@zacspence1330]

Bioshock, hands down the best series ever! I miss it so much! This song when you entered that hall. Was just an epic game

[@johannesb7013]

one of the best games ever.

[@JordanRA]

It's in my top 5 probably. This song gives me chills every time I listen

[@jammeranimated2627]

One of the Greatest stories ever told in video game history. This song tells it all.

[@zsomborbudai7473]

Damn right brother. I am sorry for anyone who did not play this game.

[@dafaz4685]

2019 here. Still giving this song some love. Breathtaking

[@vincentlinza7541]

It's almost 8 years later, and I still play this game. This is high key the best game I've ever played. It's the only game that I've cried over

[@nodis2012]

Try Alan wake you will adore it as you did bioshock

[@vincentlinza7541]

@@nodis2012 honestly I did a while ago, did not like it

[@nodis2012]

@@vincentlinza7541 Oh dang, how dare you good sir haha, i guess it depends on the state you were in while playing the game.

[@vincentlinza7541]

@@nodis2012 well I just don't like that type of game per say

[@agustindetlefsen6944]

Which part made you emotional?

[@jedediahhopkins6051]

I actually love this game because of the old time southern church vibe.

[@colinharkrider1076]

Growing up going to an old timey southern baptist church and playing this game at a period in my life when I was questioning that world-view, this game was one of those important parts of growing up.

[@Mystic-Midnight]

Even includes the racism in an Old Time Southern Church

[@aniken6877]

@@Mystic-Midnightlol.

[@gnarly441]

2023 and I'm still coming back to this masterpiece

[@johannesb7013]

play this at my funeral

[@One-bu9qn]

You fucking idiot🤣🤣🤣 sorry i know your serious but it's just too funny

[@seanthegoat7919]

I got you

[@MH-up1xe]

Cobra Weave it’s literally a 110+ year old song much older than the game.

[@canadianturtle7240]

There was a comment here that I read years ago. It was about a guy who didn't really play video games, nor cared for the hobby. But he played Bioshock Infinite as his first game. He said how it moved him in such a way that although he'll probably never touch another game in his life due to personal/financial responsibilities, he's forever thankful for the experience, and refers back to it from time to time. I can't find the comment, but it really stood out to me how much this game had an impact on people, even those who didn't enjoy the hobby.

[@thealphastrain101]

I just started playing this game for the first time today. Legit. I've owned it for years and never played it. Today on stream, no joke, stood there for so long just listening to this lmfao. I didn't want to leave. :P

[@thealphastrain101]

@JackBauer137 I don't have any of the DLCs but damn is it ever a good game.

[@Twiggy.Smallz]

Your late

[@thealphastrain101]

@@Twiggy.Smallz So are you lol.

[@redbear9217]

2023 here and wishing I could go back and feel the experience of the game intro

[@nathanbrennan3503]

I finished this game for the first time today. I knew the minute I heard this song at the beginning, that this game would be one of the most unforgettable experiences of my life. Truly a work of art from start to finish.

[@jamestojino9273]

Even in 2024 it still gives me goosebumps such a beautiful song.

[@chriseagan9081]

I downloaded Infinite recently because I wanted to revisit the greatest story game I had ever played, a couple of nights ago I drunkenly started the game up, not remembering any specifics of the game. When I took the lift down and heard this version of the song for the first time in years, I teared up while simultaneously getting chills. I don't think I've ever had as much emotional draw to a video game as this one

[@jeremystanley7916]

Everytime i hear this its just pure goosebumps 🥲

[@7yourdesires86]

2022. I just played through it again 9 years later. This game is still art, an experience not mastered by many. A masterpiece

[@WolfieRich1]

I've been playing video games for 26 years, and this was one of the very few moments when I had to put down the controller and just stare with my jaw dropped.

[@ubern00bkye]

@John Liller way to ruin a comment.

[@ZiyadGadelrab]

I get goosebumps every time I listen to this song. Tears fill my eyes. 🥹

[@CharlieFoxtrot06]

You aren't alone. It's so hauntingly beautiful.

[@LennyWhatever2]

Dad: "Why the fuck you crying so damn loud" Me:

[@Kkamp]

Started playing this for the first time today . 🔥🔥🔥

[@gnarly441]

Glad you found it

[@Luca_Talis]

Same here!

[@ryanbortner0236]

Havent touched this since it came out ....Just beat this for the second time last night in 2024. Turned off the console feeling deep. What an incredible work of art. ESPECIALLY the soundtrack and score. Ill never forget this game

[@TheBeleon]

What a masterpiece, can't forget the plot, the soundtracks, even after 3 years. I hope there will be remake of Bioshock Infinite.

[@frf1670]

I played this game almost 11 years ago. This soundtrack brought all the emotions back. The ending made be depressed for almost two weeks. This is art, and the amount of lasting impression it had on me triumphs over any movie, song, or tv shows. They don’t make games like this anymore

[@Zopotroco]

What a masterpiece. Thank you Levine, and your divine group

[@mrsusan9404]

It's 2023, and I'm about to replay this masterpiece to re-remember. Can't wait!

[@mr.stoneface7699]

I don't think I'd ever fallen in love with a game faster than the introduction to Columbia.

[@noahmeme2]

I wish this version was on Spotify.

[@noahg2]

I got chills when I heard this in the game

[@Soulintent95]

The opening to this game is hands down the best opening ever. Its so gorgeous, yet unsettling and creepy. You feel like you are in heaven, and slowly realize its hell.

[@NomisArchives]

So I got the complete Bioshock collection a while ago, finally made my way to the last game. And dear god. I could not put it down, I think I played for almost seven or eight hours straight, only reason why I stopped was cause I needed go downstairs to eat. Finished it today, what and ending. Trully infinite. Amazing ending. Gonna play the buriel at sea dlc tomorrow, can't wait.

[@TheDankLeaf]

Glad to hear that you enjoyed the game man, I completed Infinite a few years ago, and I still haven't managed to shake this feeling of longing ever since. Also, Perfect time for you to have gotten into the series, as a 4th game is currently in development by CloudChamber Studios.

[@sheperdofthebrahs]

@@TheDankLeaf I just finished infinite as aswell after buying the collection and damn...it's so gooood. Time to find myself an IRL Elizabeth now that I know what I need in my life

[@IceChillxen]

I'm the exact opposite. Played them for the first time a week ago. Couldn't put the first game down, so damn good. Had trouble getting through the second due to how uninteresting the plot/characters were, grate gameplay tho. Infinite however ..... wow ... the shallow pretentiousness oozing from it was unbearable, and the stripped down, on-rails features ... oof. It had some interesting ideas/themes, but ended up doing nothing with them. The ending was especially stupid, with how many inconsistencies, contradictions and plot holes it had. Idk. First one was incredible, second one mediocre and Infinite ... just extremely disappointing ..

[@TheDankLeaf]

@@IceChillxen ah, I get what you’re saying. I’ve seen the exact same sentiment from many other players that played through Infinite, and I totally understand why some would feel that way. Infinite relies solely on its atmosphere and narrative to succeed, in terms of gameplay it doesn’t really have much to offer if at all. Hell, even then Infinites writing does admittedly flop throughout the course of the story. Regardless, the new Bioshock game will be coming out in a few odd years or so. Here’s hoping it’s able to deliver on just what made Bioshock 1 so great as opposed to what the others in the series lacked.

[@IceChillxen]

@@TheDankLeaf There's gonna be a new one, wat? Don't get me wrong, Infinite itself and its settings are very beautiful, however try looking beneath the surface-level even a little and it starts to completely fall apart. Like, the reason Rapture was so technologically advanced was due to the congregation of the worlds best and brightest under Andrew Ryan and his 'pragmatic' ideology. While, Columbia is in the sky because .. uhhhh ... well, see plasmids are there because .... ummmm ... See what i mean? In Bioshock 1, even if not directly mentioned in the main plot, everything has some reasoning/lore behind it, scattered throughout the games varying environments, and it's down to the player weather they want to look into them or not. While Infinite is severely lacking in similar depth. Infinites narrative, also sufferers from similar issues. Like the way it goes about racism is "Floor is made of Floor". My thoughts were "Why was the floor built that way? Why was this specific material used? is there anything under the floor? Could you *please* elaborate in *any* way, shape or form?". And the games answer was just "No." And don't get me started on the whole multiverse thing ... Like why do they exposit time as branching, but then consider it linear several times in the story? Then proceed to fall into the most basic pitfall of linear time travel stories 'Child kills parent, never to be born to be able to kill said parent'! Then there are a bunch of other minor things. Like, why isn't Elizabeth racist? Considering all of her reading material was heavily curated by Cumsock&Co via her library. You'd figure since all she's been exposed to is the same bs, anti-color propaganda, and how big of a role racism seems to have in this society, she'd end up being *super* racist. Things like that. Infinites game play issues are pretty self-evident when compared to its predecessors and how many options and build variety we had in them. Also, cut features like hacking, ammo types, carrying backup EVE ets. in an attempt to make Elizabeth seem more useful as a companion. Again, just very shallow all around. Apologies for being a bit long winded. This game frustrated me very much after how good i found Bioshock 1 to be. If there is a 4, i honestly hope they retcon Infinite and its DLC due to how much it fuked with the franchises continuity/lore as a whole.

[@Ryanmuniverse]

I played the beginning of the game and this song rly sunk its talons into me. Just taking in the breathtaking view of floating buildings. And now I’m just listening to this song just to listen to it. It’s so good. Feels like I’m floating.

[@hiphopBB00]

Amazing grace feeling... Nice song anyway!

[@nicksjamin1]

RIP this series. I hope someone brings it back, but as it is basically one man's vision, it's very unlikely it'll be as good. Then again, I scoffed when I heard that "pretty boy" Heath Ledger was cast as the Joker so....one can hope. =)

[@JuanHiribarren]

Ohhh well, they will bring back the System Shock series... but with all the experience after Bioshock. I think that would be great. And, I guess they could retake or remake Bioshock after that... a nice loop ;)

[@jimmyperkins97]

I know this comment is old but the’y already making a new game

[@MyAccount217]

One man army ????

[@jimmyperkins97]

MyAccount217 what?

[@MyAccount217]

One man army I wanna know more about this “new game”

[@o.joei.b9929]

This song gives me that feeling...I FINALLY GOT ACCEPTED INTO HEAVEN!

[@thech33f39]

yeah but like all man-made "heavens" how long did it last lol.

[@nallan2538]

Over 10 years later and this is still my favorite video game of all time, I don't think I'll ever change my opinion and I'm okay with that

[@pacoramos7893]

Recuerdos de mi escuela. No puedo creer que después de 9 años, aún tenga que recurrir a este vídeo para tranquilizarme

[@miguelespinoza7938]

This game is perfect ❤ I'm so glad I had the opportunity to play it, it's really beautiful

[@UnfortunateSon7]

“May the circle of my life be broken” Someone desperate 2020.

[@m.x.jackson675]

Me. Me 2020. And January 1st 2021. Actually everyday. Me, everyday.

[@frankmarr7033]

Just started playing this game. Never could I have imagined how amazing it really is.

[@Twiggy.Smallz]

Your late

[@vmc6047]

i will never forget the moment as i walk in that cathedral listening to this masterpiece!!

[@Barney25252525]

the intro of this game is just out of this world

[@one5643]

I used to open this song up in two tabs, and then when it gets to 1:09 I would start the second tab playing and try to time it up so that it formed a perfect harmony. If you keep timing it right you can keep repeating it with each tab.

[@GAMITECH_RK03]

This song just gives a out of the world feeling

[@mce44223]

god i wish i could sing. i cant imagine how epic it must feel to be a part of a choir like this

[@c4cezar_magz]

I've never played the game, but I came here for nostalgia from something else. My high school choir teacher had us do a different choral version of this song because her fiance loved this game so much. It's nice hearing it again.

[@crown5892]

The best BioShock / FPS ever!

[@lesterbusmente6191]

When my time comes to pass... this will be played on repeat at the funeral

[@jaredsoto4213]

I just beat Infinite last night and now I'm left feeling sad about everything..about the events leading up and the little details that soon resolve themselves. Still have the DLC to go though.

[@kingkong-vx2sj]

2023 and this still Masterpieces

[@GTrain81]

I find this song very fitting for the game. Death is preferable to being stuck in a quantum mechanical time traveling infinite multiverse hell :D.

[@Kat5Gaming]

Spoiler: He doesn't actually die. In the end, if you made the best choices, there's one version of Booker left alive in the entire multiverse. Only one.

[@daglawrence]

Just had flashbacks of this game... wasn't so much a game as it was an EXPERIENCE...beautiful.

[@jadedsteelereviews]

The moment I heard this in the opening I was blown away, I'm sobbing like a little girl, I've just literally finished the game this song has a whole different meaning for me now by far the greatest game I've played on a PlayStation since everybody's gone to the rapture

[@user-oj9cf9uo4g]

I just finished my Bioshock franchise journey literally a few hours ago. All thanks to this beautiful song randomly popped up in my recommendations. I would have never played if I hadn't heard this song. Constants and variables.

[@BlackyLee88]

Heavenly. That's all I can say. I thank the creators for this amazing experience.

[@trcsonic]

This still give me the chills

[@sebastianyanez2039]

It sounds very simmilar to amazing grace

[@miguelangelguzman9196]

I know right! That's exactly what I thought. When I first heard it at the beginning of the game, I was like "is that amazing grace?" It just sounded slightly different and obviously the words were not the ones from that song 😂

[@dougrobinson1171]

This song is hauntingly beautiful and I cannot stop myself from welling up every time I hear it.

[@Yak1312]

Absolutely beautiful.

[@alphaomega2937]

Hard to believe bioshock infinite was 8 years ago feels like yesterday

[@dragon53777]

Never heard this soundtrack version before.....but this is amazing. It reminds me of O Brother Where art thou?

[@bwavert]

+Daren Redman If I'm not mistaken it's playing when you arrive in Columbia !

[@simonzhu5108]

+Alex Bwavert indeed

[@kimmiewise1044]

Yeah, Alison Krauss did a similarly composed piece for the film and a similar concept can also be found at the end of Portal 2 with the Turret Choir. Not only that but there are whole books of choir pieces with a similar style and I simply love it. It’s a really powerful form of a cappella that give a full rounded and even sound where the elements form the whole rather than the whole show casing key elements. You can really see how powerful and consistent the choir is and it gives a sense of wholeness and congressional tone that feels so impactful. More southern hymns have this warmer feel to it opposed to ethereal catholic styles, but I enjoy both so much I was simply blown away by the impressive composition of the harmonies. It’s breathtaking, and just imagine the whole choir live!

[@kylec254]

Gopher, Everett?

[@Abobka190]

Блин. Этот трек погружает в игру без игры. Я вспоминаю моменты прохождения❤. Больше 8 месяцев не играла

[@dr.romanfell1933]

Как можно так долго держаться без инъекции Инфинита?😁

[@Abobka190]

@@dr.romanfell1933 да хз

[@markgoss9150]

This helps my son fall asleep and makes me cry hahaha

[@beccalypse9949]

Same lol. My son always falls asleep to this and I'm next to him sobbing

[@markgoss9150]

Rebecca Albert amen that’s what I do he’s the only reason I wake up every morning

[@beccalypse9949]

@@markgoss9150 yeah, they really make life worth living. He's lucky to have you (:

[@markgoss9150]

Rebecca Albert thank you that means the world to me :)

[@ubern00bkye]

This is too wholesome..

[@alucardvonbelmont]

This songs makes its entrance to my funeral playlist. Hope you hear this when a pillar of light falls upon your ascending self.

[@WingsOfASong]

I was awestruck during this scene. It was GORGEOUS and yet knowing BioShock, there had to be something darker about Columbia behind the scenes. And yet wow. Just wow.

[@gigachad2437]

"The mind of the subject will desperately try to create memories which never exist " - R. Lutece, 1889

[@rubyrose9258]

I want this played at my funeral omg

[@Lucky-df8uz]

Takes me back to a place where I was younger where everything mattered more when wonder was a daily event and the joy of discovery was unjaded. The performance is amazing.