: The game serves as a critique of early 20th-century American ideals, using the character of Zachary Comstock to explore how religious fervor and xenophobia can fuel a dystopian society.
: The protagonist, Booker DeWitt, represents a cycle of guilt and the futile search for a "clean slate" after past atrocities. BioShock.Infinite.Complete.Edition.part3.rar
An essay on BioShock Infinite often focuses on these central pillars: : The game serves as a critique of
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