Bioshock Infinite ending explained: An complete analysis of the game ending

BioShock Infinite is one of finest first-person shooter games developed by Irrational Games and published by 2K Games. game offers an interesting plot and features plenty of intriguing characters. game also has a lot of twists and turns towards end of narrative which sparked a lot of conversations on Internet when game released. Today, we analyse mysterious ending of BioShock Infinite.

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Bioshock Infinite ending explained

It all starts when Booker DeWitt and Elizabeth catchup to antagonist Zachary Comstock on his airship. Here, we witness a biblical scene which has been designed to brainwash Elizabeth. Comstock n pulls her and asks her to question DeWitt about her finger. Upon seeing this, Booker quickly reacts by attacking him. DeWitt tries to tell her that he is clueless about finger, however, Elizabeth doesn’t seem convinced.

w, DeWitt proceeds to destroy Monument Island Siphon using Songbird to prove himself. In process, Songbird loses control and tries to attack DeWitt. Elizabeth comes to his rescue and opens a tear in order to stop him in his tracks, which also kills Songbird.

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Elizabeth gains all power

After destruction of Siphon, Elizabeth gets complete control of all her powers and takes DeWitt to Rapture. Once re, she takes him through a doorway to lighthouses so DeWitt can get a better understanding of things and to also show him things that must be done for greater good.

y both go to top where Elizabeth opens original lighthouse door which reveals many more lighthouses leading to many possible realities. This is where you have reached end of game.

However, you need to have a kwledge of multiverse ory that was part of game plot all along. This is thing but several different parallel universes that feature things that already exist and those that can exist. She also tells DeWitt that it involves many variables and constants that play a key part in understanding ending.

Elizabeth takes DeWitt through ar door which he recognises as a place where he was about 20 years ago. Later on, Elizabeth leads him through yet ar door which shows that DeWitt actually kws what had happened to Elizabeth’s finger. All of this reveals that Comstock had escaped with DeWitt’s daughter using a tear, changed her name and raised her as Elizabeth, who was orwise kwn as Anna. If you pay close attention, you will come to realise that main story revolves around DeWitt being sent to Columbia to be able his daughter who is fully grown up.

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A disrupted world

Towards end, DeWitt is again at old baptism where we see multiple versions of Elizabeth or Anna who appear on scene. This is where he comes to realisation that he is t just himself, but he is also Comstock. We see three copies of Elizabeth drown DeWitt in river, however, he doesn't really appear to protest and seemingly dies. screen goes black as all different versions of Elizabeth start to fade away, except for one that survived.

However, it does t reveal if she is still alive or if she later disappeared after camera pulled back. As for post-credit scene, it could mean that scene is real and that DeWitt is alive or it’s just Elizabeth’s imagination where all universe have been erased.

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