It's been a long wait for the third installment in the Bioshock franchise, and after the critical acclaim heaped on the first two games, hype was appropriately sky-high. Before dicussing whether that clamour was justified, however, a caveat is called for - contrary to much of what you might have seen relating to the game, this is no blood-soaked shoot 'em-up. Sure, there's plenty of sending enemies tumbling from rooftops with sniper rifles and no small amount of wasting grunts with shotguns to the face - but for every clip of ammunition, there's more than a dollop of quantum physics and mind-bending plot twists. But if you've ever played Bioshock, you knew to ...  Read the complete review