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A stunning first-person action game set in a beautifully realised steampunk-gothic world where mysticism and industry collide. Play as a supernatural assassin with a rich toolkit of powers, stealthy or ruthless — every choice reshapes the story. Like BioShock Infinite, you inhabits a breathtaking, handcrafted world dripping with atmosphere and dark political intrigue — here it's the sun-drenched coastal city of Karnaca instead of the floating Columbia, but the same sense of awe and menace pervades every street. The world-building is extraordinary, with layered lore and a distinct visual identity that rewards exploration. You'll also find the same marriage of shooter mechanics and supernatural powers that made BioShock Infinite so compelling. Do you blink across rooftops unseen, or wade in with a blade and chaos? The game bends to your playstyle just as Columbia bent to Booker's choices, and the consequences feel equally weighty.

A relentless third-person sci-fi shooter set on a shape-shifting alien world, where you die, restart, and unravel a deep cosmic mystery across punishing roguelike loops. Stunning PS5-native visuals and bullet-hell combat at its absolute finest. BioShock Infinite gripped you with a mysterious, surreal world that kept pulling the rug from under your feet — Returnal does the same, wrapping its alien landscape in an escalating psychological horror story that you piece together across repeated cycles. The sense of dread, wonder, and narrative hunger is unmistakable. You'll recognise the same feel of a hostile, beautiful world that pushes back hard. Where BioShock Infinite gave you Vigors and a Sky-Hook, Returnal arms you with alien weaponry and parasitic upgrades that mutate your run. The combat is more demanding, but the reward — narrative revelation layered over adrenaline-fuelled action — lands in exactly the same place.

A first-person sci-fi immersive sim set aboard the art deco Talos I space station, overrun by shape-shifting aliens. Graft alien powers onto your human skill tree and improvise your way through one of gaming's most ingeniously designed environments. This is the wildcard for fans who loved BioShock Infinite's DNA but want it transplanted into zero-gravity corridors instead of sky-high Columbia. Talos I wears its art deco influences proudly — reviewers have directly compared its aesthetic and atmosphere to the BioShock series — but the emergent, systems-driven gameplay pushes further into immersive sim territory. You get the same intoxicating blend of mysterious narrative, supernatural ability crafting, and a richly realised setting that becomes a character in itself. If you savoured every audio log and piece of environmental storytelling in BioShock Infinite, Prey will consume you in exactly the same way — just with more gravity-defying alien horror.