I...Oh my god........."cries".
The world and atmosphere provides such strong feelings to the mind, you feel for the characters in the game especially with Elizabeth (girl in blue). What I really loved about it was the reality in combination with a world in such turmoil, full of twisted ideas and double sided citizens - people who appear friendly aren't exactly so. Infinite offers player immense control over the life of others, choosing whether to dispatch of innocence people, to shoot first and to tactically choose a many decisions that are very difficult. This high flexibility in control makes infinite such a wonderful and meaningful experience.
The game understand what is needed for a player to want to play a game, to provide a sense of obligation, hate, love, interest all in a mysterious and enticing fashion. The makers go into such detail when producing characters giving them so much life, personality and this cooperates so well with their dialogue as well as actions which makes the player so fascinated by the detail and effort put in.
As you continue to exploit this world you'll find that it is not the beautiful, heavenly and free atmosphere when you first set foot in. It is a grim and terrifying world that makes infinite so realistic, it is not all fun and games, the statues and phonographs as well as the journals adds a solid and strong realistic eye opener to this harsh reality that DeWitt had no choice to take.
It is an emotional roller coaster packed with so much action, life and decisions that leave you speechless to make. It has a very strong story, great action and interesting enemies. Success.