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Of course, aside from the game's worldbuilding and background.

BioShock Infinite's combat system was quite interesting as well.

Although it was an FPS game, it also had some RPG elements.

Magic in the left hand and firearms in the right gave players many possible combat combinations.

The environments contained all kinds of mechanisms, such as machine-gun turrets. If players learned the Confusion magic, they could take control of enemy turrets and turn them into their own firepower.

As the game progressed, players could not only acquire more weapons, but also various gear sets with supernatural elements.

Combined with different guns and magic, they could form entirely different playstyles.

Of course, at the moment, Zhang Yi had only learned a handful of powers.

But beyond all that, what Zhang Yi looked forward to and wondered about most was the game's main storyline.

After all, BioShock Infinite was clearly an FPS game driven by a linear narrative. Zhang Yi did not feel the same freedom he had felt in Red Dead Redemption 2.

It was more like Uncharted and The Last of Us, though Sky City felt far more alive in BioShock Infinite.

On Normal Difficulty, Zhang Yi encountered no roadblocks as he pushed through the story.

After Comstock caused the airship to crash, Booker still successfully reached the massive Monument Island by using the sky-lines.

Only after Zhang Yi controlled Booker into the angel statue did he discover that the grand angel statue, which had looked so majestic from outside, contained a huge research facility.

"My god!"

Looking at the research facility inside the angel statue, Zhang Yi felt like a country bumpkin entering a grand estate, staring at everything around him.

Electric currents condensed into visible forms, along with enormous siphon devices.

Everything looked so astonishing.

But what surprised Zhang