BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea - Episode One

1. BardiaSaeedi

   Nov 12, 2013

   10

   Short for a $15 game, but then again, it's Bioshock. It's not about the length of the game, it's about the quality.
   
   I would rather have aShort for a $15 game, but then again, it's Bioshock. It's not about the length of the game, it's about the quality.
   
   I would rather have a quality A+, polished game, than a long and unfinished one.
   
   This is definitely worth the purchuse… Expand

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2. Chewbacc4

   Nov 17, 2013

   10

   This DLC is absolutely awesome....this feeling when you come into Rapture is very special. I think there are more than in the Main Game...andThis DLC is absolutely awesome....this feeling when you come into Rapture is very special. I think there are more than in the Main Game...and i liked it. The Story is (of course, it's BioShock) very well told and really really well staged!… Expand

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4. Migz

   Nov 14, 2013

   9

   Summary: If your play style is to explore, listen to NPC conversations, find the hidden goodies everywhere, and stealth through levels, BurialSummary: If your play style is to explore, listen to NPC conversations, find the hidden goodies everywhere, and stealth through levels, Burial at Sea is an excellent DLC for you. However, if your play style is to run and gun and charge through content, wait until you can get both Burial at Sea DLCs in a very cheap bundle. Also, buy the Season Pass instead of purchasing this separately.
   
   The only complaint about this DLC is its length. Depending on your play style, you can finish it in about an hour or upwards of six hours.
   
   For my 5.5 hour run on Hard, I rate this at 9.1. But, if I had run through it in an hour my first time, I would have rated it at 8.3.
   
   Details on review score---
   Entertainment: 10
   It was a lot of fun seeing Rapture in its prime. The combat was more challenging than in BSI's main campaign.
   
   Graphics: 9
   Great detail. I'm not sure if this or BSI's main campaign has the best looking UE3 content, because they're both very good.
   
   Sound: 9
   Although the ambient sounds were good, the music was what made this stand out.
   
   Design and Gameplay: 9
   Combat was much more challenging than in Infinite's main campaign. Although you still have a sky-hook, it's not as over powered as it was in the campaign, because the enemies seem to be able to hit you while jumping now. Also, players can carry all of the weapons they pick up now instead of the two-weapon limit in the main campaign via the new Weapon Wheel.
   
   Game Length: 2-8
   As I said above, if you explore and sneak, this content will take you a fairly long time. If you follow the arrow and charge through quickly, it'll be over in an hour or two.… Expand

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5. Marick

   Mar 14, 2015

   8

   Bioshock Infinite Burial At Sea is an episodic expansion for BioShock Infinite. The story happens after the events of BioShock Infinite. TheBioshock Infinite Burial At Sea is an episodic expansion for BioShock Infinite. The story happens after the events of BioShock Infinite. The first episode is a lot of action ami, incercandd bring a feeling as in Bioshock 1.Gameplay is the same as that of inifile. Graphics is a much better, much better and detailed, with times when you leave you speechless. It's a pretty good expansion, especially in the Rapture happens.… Expand

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6. TEG_17

   Feb 11, 2022

   7

   Хз что написать, все то же самое, но нихера не понял, что произошло.

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7. Negativvv

   Nov 16, 2015

   6

   Simply sets the scene for Episode Two and reviewing this by itself doesn't actually make a huge amount of sense.
   
   As a stand alone DLC it'sSimply sets the scene for Episode Two and reviewing this by itself doesn't actually make a huge amount of sense.
   
   As a stand alone DLC it's fairly bad but as said, it exists for a specific reason.… Expand

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8. The_Moon

   Mar 18, 2018

   0

   Soundtrack: 8/10
   Graphics: 10/10
   Story: 8/10 Gameplay: 5/10 The soundtrack for the DLC complimented the game's setting, as I have comeSoundtrack: 8/10
   Graphics: 10/10
   Story: 8/10
   Gameplay: 5/10
   
   The soundtrack for the DLC complimented the game's setting, as I have come to expect from the BioShock series. The graphics, I had no issues at all with. The story really just sets up the sequel to this DLC, not a ton happens. However, it is enjoyable to go back to rapture and get some insight into the previous condition of the city, before the events of the original BioShock. The gameplay is where I had some big issues. All of the weapons I used seemed to do uch less damage compared to the base game. This made it very difficult to play on hard mode. Despite this, it did fix some issues that I had with the original game like ammo being a little too plentiful at all times and the difficulty was even throughout even though it was very hard. The skylines in the DLC felt kind of out of place, but I understand that they wanted to keep some things from the base game to make it an easier transition from each other. Overall, I enjoyed the story and atmosphere but loathed the combat. I strongly suggest this DLC because it sets up the second DLC, which goes further in depth into the origins of certain enimies in the game and bridges the gap between the end of this DLC and the start of BioShock.
   
   Overall: 7/10… Expand

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