Bryan Vore from Game Informer considered the characters to be his favorite part of Infinite due to the context they provide to its entire plot. Kirk Hamilton from Kotaku praised the Luteces for their "dry humour" and "natty sense of style" amid a severe tone of self-seriousness and satirical caricature throughout much of BioShock Infinite, and felt that they are well explained within the game's lore in spite of its complex story. Paul Tassi from Forbes lauded the depiction of the Luteces and said that they have provided some of the most interesting examples of the multiverse theory. The Guardian staff included Rosalind Lutece, a pivotal character to the world of BioShock Infinite, among their list of "30 truly interesting female game characters". Johnny Cullen considered Rosalind to be one of Hale's most notable roles, praising the "brilliant' performances from both Hale and her counterpart Oliver Vaquer.