BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea - Episode Two

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  1. Dalek
    Jun 24, 2014
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. A year ago, I played Bioshock Infinite and was overwhelmed by its ending, amazed by its graphics and its storyline, I loved everything about Infinite. One year later, I'm overwhelmed again by its storyline, the ending, the quantum mechanics, multi-universe stuff... Everything. Except, this time I'm crying. I'll be honest here, I have never cried over a video game ever in my life, and let me assure you it's not easy at all to make me cry.

    At the beginning of Episode Two (in Paris), I was shedding tears because of how beautiful and happy everything was. The music, the atmosphere, graphics, animation... The amount of detail everything had. Not only that, I realised that it was going to be the end of Bioshock as a whole as Irrational had closed down and I didn't want the story to end at all. So thats why it made me cry even more.

    But anyway, the gameplay is more stealth based on Episode 2 as you play as Elizabeth. I like how they've added stealth to this episode as well. It makes the episode a lot longer and challenging. You have to be creative and to think on how you're going to clear out your enemies, who you'll take out first, whether to wait or not etc.

    The lockpicking is good as well, I like that it requires patience. Just like the stealth.

    I like the crossbow weapon, its actually the main gun I used along with the Revolver. Surprisingly I didn't use any of the other weapons. I guess it's because I wanted to be stealth.

    Everything about Episode 2 is just terrific, from voice acting, to atmosphere to combat, everything. I don't know what else to say.

    The ending again was beyond amazing, I cried again at the last part where you see Booker leading you to the Ace in the hole and also shedded many tears at the ending. I have never enjoyed a video game storyline so much in my entire life that has given me so many feelings. Sadness, happiness, overwhelm (in a good way of course haha), confusion, and shock...

    Thank you thank you thank you to the brilliant voice actors and everyone who worked on the games and DLCs.

    Thank you thank you thank you again for everything, and to everyone.

    You will be missed Irrational. (Thank you Ken Levine!)    … Expand
  2. Tadrith
    Mar 27, 2014
    10
    I very much loved this installment to the BioShock franchise. While it doesn't tie up all the lose ends left by the other games it dose neatly bring the game full circle and dose what very few sequels do for me, which is make me eager to play the original again.
  3. Galloway
    Jun 2, 2014
    10
    Absolute masterpiece, one of the best DLC's ever made! If you loved the original Infinite you have to get this. For those who were disappointed with the gameplay of the original, because it was too much shoot 'em up, this one is a lot different. You have to think through rooms because you can't run in and start blasting. Ammo and money are limited, the weapons are much more gimp, some ofAbsolute masterpiece, one of the best DLC's ever made! If you loved the original Infinite you have to get this. For those who were disappointed with the gameplay of the original, because it was too much shoot 'em up, this one is a lot different. You have to think through rooms because you can't run in and start blasting. Ammo and money are limited, the weapons are much more gimp, some of the rooms are packed, and Liz doesn't take damage as well as Booker did.

    Also I absolutely loved the enemy characters, I would stand there for like 5 minutes just listening to them ramble off random catch phrases, I almost didn't want to kill them because they were so entertaining.

    Story is excellent and atmosphere surreal as usual. Can't wait for the next Bioshock installment. Great job.    … Expand
  4. RaveHeart
    Apr 13, 2014
    10
    There is a right way and a wrong way to play games like these...they are not straight up shooters, so they are meant to be chewed and digested slowly rather than swallowed whole and sucked out in no time.

    The best video game sequel ending since ever.
  5. timeknight
    Mar 26, 2014
    10
    My goodness. Just when you think the game can't get any better, it does. If you enjoyed Bioshock 1, this DLC completely wraps everything up. It explains all of the things you think you didn't quite understand with Infinite, and lots of things from Bioshock 1. They even explain the Vita-chambers.

    Seriously though, this is the kind of DLC that's justifiable. Bioshock Infinite with the    My goodness. Just when you think the game can't get any better, it does. If you enjoyed Bioshock 1, this DLC completely wraps everything up. It explains all of the things you think you didn't quite understand with Infinite, and lots of things from Bioshock 1. They even explain the Vita-chambers.

    Seriously though, this is the kind of DLC that's justifiable. Bioshock Infinite with the added DLC is nothing short of a masterpiece. It takes the cake as my favorite of the Bioshock games.

    Pros: The story
    The atmosphere
    The cinematic gameplay (the directing and perspective work on this is amazing)
    Completely new type of game play. (Combat isn't necessary, you have to find other solutions to situations besides just hack and slash)
    The characters

    Cons:
    It's the end of Bioshock.

    Overall, the DLC provides a good 6 hours of extra game time, if you take the time to explore most of the areas to do some side questing. I think I missed some voxophone recordings, still. Also, if you plan on playing through an even harder mode, they have 1999 mode and an extra 1998 mode.

    I don't give many (if any) games this kind of score, but to me, it's definitely a 10/10.    … Expand
  6. lifeeater95
    Mar 27, 2014
    10
    This is hands down the best dlc I have ever played. With a brilliant plot that ties together the worlds of Bioshock and Bioshock Infinite, the addition of new stealth gameplay that is consistently engaging and keeps you on edge, and brilliant thematic elements that Irrational Games have exceled in time and again, this is a fitting end to the Bioshock franchise.
    Gameplay: In this dlc you    This is hands down the best dlc I have ever played. With a brilliant plot that ties together the worlds of Bioshock and Bioshock Infinite, the addition of new stealth gameplay that is consistently engaging and keeps you on edge, and brilliant thematic elements that Irrational Games have exceled in time and again, this is a fitting end to the Bioshock franchise.
    Gameplay: In this dlc you play as Elizabeth, and unlike Booker, she is not a tank who can carry large weapons and has a great deal of health. Unlike past Bioshock games, where you would go guns blazing nearly all the time, a new stealth component is added that is used in a majority of the game and it is a welcome addition. You get a new plasmid that lets you see enemies through walls and you can turn invisible and completely avoid encounters with enemies, but if you do encounter an enemy who is about to spot you, then comes your handy crossbow. With three different types of ammunition, each having a distinct feature you can strategically get through different areas in a variety of ways, which keeps the gameplay interesting, tense, and gives it variety.

    Story: I will avoid using any spoilers. The story in this dlc is mind-bending. What we have come to expect from Irrational Game is killer plot twist, and they deliver. But it goes beyond that, the story is both an personal and emotional experience. Thanks to excellent voice acting, brilliant animation sequences, and absurdly good writing, you can't help but feel an influx of emotions and constant jaw dropping. At the same time it requires a lot from the player to fully grasp the story. You should play all the bioshock games. (minus bioshock 2) So in that sense it is really demanding, but if you are a bioshock fan or love games that are story centric, then it is well worth the pay off. I do not think we will see a story this multi dimensional and original in a game for a long time. Kudos to Irrational!

    World: ITS FREAKIN RAPTURE!!! WHAT'S THERE NOT TO LOVE. And built entirely from scratch from the bioshock infinite engine, it is absolutely gorgeous. The way they blend the lighting and shadow effects is superb and adds a whole new element to the setting and the art deco halls are truly breathtaking to look at. It even adds to the story, half the time characters are shrouded in shadow making it difficult to see there face and only adding to the tension and mystery of the game. Marble floors ,large chandeliers and an excessive amount of detail showing how Rapture went to hell. Its been a year since Bioshock Infinite has come out, and I can say that even with all these next gen releases, the graphics have not aged by a day, the world is gorgeous.
    I give it a 10 out of 10. With 6 hours of gameplay (which is a lot more content than other games offer for a much steeper price), an engaging story, excellent stealth gameplay, and a beautiful world to explore, this is the best dlc I have ever played, and a fitting way to end the bioshock universe. Thank you Irrational for providing the best gaming experience I have ever had, you will be missed dearly.    … Expand
  7. Avalord
    Jun 20, 2019
    10
    Beautiful Addon that finally closes the storyline of Maingame Bioshock infinite of for that matter the whole trilogy. Great storytelling!
  8. orctown-troll
    Mar 27, 2014
    10
    OK so it's hats off to Ken Levine for finishing his work on Bioshock in great style. While these games were in the end more about storytelling than gameplay, I think we need to acknowledge that the story WAS interesting. Nothing is perfect and it is easy to nitpick elements that are less than satisfying along the way. however in the end it was a landmark franchise. It is worthwhile to buyOK so it's hats off to Ken Levine for finishing his work on Bioshock in great style. While these games were in the end more about storytelling than gameplay, I think we need to acknowledge that the story WAS interesting. Nothing is perfect and it is easy to nitpick elements that are less than satisfying along the way. however in the end it was a landmark franchise. It is worthwhile to buy and play all the parts of it. And in the end it leaves more than a few interesting memories, much as though we had read a good book. Thanks for the games to all the team at Irrational. Hope you all move on to new good things!

    Orctowngrot.    … Expand
  9. spectralknight
    Mar 29, 2014
    10
    The best ending for one of the biggest games in history.Bioshock and both episodes will remain in my mind forever.Such a memorable game which can never be forgot.Episode 2 remake the amazing city of Rapture and guides you through the end of it during the civil war that destroyed the entire city and transformed it into a ruin of a big city at the bottom of Atlantic.
  10. likegamesorwhat
    Mar 27, 2014
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. For me Bioshock Infinite was the game of a generation but now we have the closure of Bioshock's story (that made by Irrational games ).(Possible spoilers ahead) The ending was touching and really explains in a sentimental way why everything happens how it happens (with the death of Elizabeth).If you're looking for a stealth action pack this dlc won't disappoint in most parts even if there are section where you feel that is a little bit broken but this is nothing that good patch cannot fix. .I've really enjoyed the Bioshock universe including Bioshock 2 but if 2K decides to make another Bioshock game I don't think that it will be as good as those were only if , those brilliant minds in the former studio will return .Hope I'm wrong and good luck to all those former Irrational employees ! Oh and overall this dlc is brilliant and if you are a Bioshock fan this is a no missing part of your collection… Expand
  11. cameronc
    Mar 28, 2014
    10
    Bioshock Infinite is probably the best game I've ever played, and this DLC is a fitting conclusion to not just Burial at Sea, and indeed not just Bioshock Infinite, but to the entire series as a whole - a fitting farewell to fans of this brilliant, mind-bending, boundary-pushing, beautiful series.
    The stealth works really well, the shift in gameplay and narrative tone vis-a-vis Elizabeth    Bioshock Infinite is probably the best game I've ever played, and this DLC is a fitting conclusion to not just Burial at Sea, and indeed not just Bioshock Infinite, but to the entire series as a whole - a fitting farewell to fans of this brilliant, mind-bending, boundary-pushing, beautiful series.
    The stealth works really well, the shift in gameplay and narrative tone vis-a-vis Elizabeth v. Booker is immaculately conceived, and the writing is Levine at his absolute peak. Some end-of-series DLC provides fitting plot closure, some (Mass Effect: Citadel) provides spiritual closure. Burial at Sea sits the throne of the unique pantheon that accomplishes both.    … Expand
  12. elmaigoch09
    Mar 27, 2014
    10
    THE EPIC CONCLUSION, just awesome this is the best writing in a video game of the 21th century, the characters are unique and the story is beautiful with every detail explained, this is just the best finale ever.
    I love bioshock.
  13. dayoda
    Mar 27, 2014
    10
    Bioshock infinite was my favourite game of 2013 and is now my favourite of all time. I loved every single moment of it and could play it over and over. I eagerly awaited burial at sea once it was announced and I really enjoyed part one, but it was a bit short. From the moment you start episode 2 you know this is something completely new! It feels like a new game and continues its storyBioshock infinite was my favourite game of 2013 and is now my favourite of all time. I loved every single moment of it and could play it over and over. I eagerly awaited burial at sea once it was announced and I really enjoyed part one, but it was a bit short. From the moment you start episode 2 you know this is something completely new! It feels like a new game and continues its story and feels well tied into infinite and part one. But it's story feels fresh and new two, you will want to start right over from the beginning from the moment you you finish it. It really is one of the best piece of DLC I have ever played and any fan of the series needs to play it. Irrational really went out with a bang with this one.… Expand
  14. talkingDead
    Mar 28, 2014
    10
    bioshock infinite was the best original game i have ever played. bioshock series are good story teller and present creative worlds. burial at sea episode two, come into prominence my favorite side of series. focus on story and adventure. this dlc better than my expectation and i love it.
  15. waterupmynose
    Mar 31, 2014
    10
    Sooo.... good... it has the stealth elements of Thief but is much faster paced. There are total **** moments, where I learned all sorts of stuff that made my jaw drop. The ending is confusing, but it makes sense overall.
  16. LukeSter
    Apr 3, 2014
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I can't describe in words how much I love this DLC!
    You will learn so much about the backgrounds of the BioShock Universe like never before.
    Especially I loved the end, which i won't tell here, but trust me: It's great!
    Also the gameplay is wonderful and I'm sure i will play this DLC many times again.
    It is a MUST HAVE for every BioShock fan!    … Expand
  17. lace22
    Jul 31, 2014
    10
    Masterpiece.

    I really liked how they explain the connection between Rapture and Columbia.
    It was beautiful to see everything of Rapture in Unreal Engine 3.
    And at the end I cried, my main reason to give this DLC a 10
  18. Marick
    Mar 14, 2015
    10
    Bioshock Infinite Burial At Sea is an episodic expansion for BioShock Infinite. The story happens after the events of BioShock Infinite. The second episode is one that brings more innovative. Stealth mode type was introduced in the game, and doing quite a good job. The story is more compelling one managed to bring many attractive thing.
  19. russiangamer
    Apr 9, 2017
    10
    Лучшее длс. Главная особенность - нам дали поиграть за элизабет, а новая механика стелса пусть и имеет некоторые недочёты, но всё равно интересна. Место действия стало ещё мрачнее, сюжет - интереснее.
    Это пример того, как надо делать длс, за которое не жалко денег.    Лучшее длс. Главная особенность - нам дали поиграть за элизабет, а новая механика стелса пусть и имеет некоторые недочёты, но всё равно интересна. Место действия стало ещё мрачнее, сюжет - интереснее.
    Это пример того, как надо делать длс, за которое не жалко денег.
  20. eva3si0n
    Dec 8, 2022
    10
    At one time, I played DLC to Infinite and only met them when the re-release of the game on Nintendo Switch was released. But how much I missed, it's hard to imagine that DLCs can so influence the plot of major games and the series as a whole. Burial at Sea - Episode Two is just a great DLC that has a great plot. The plot tries to at least correct the nonsense of Episode One and link allAt one time, I played DLC to Infinite and only met them when the re-release of the game on Nintendo Switch was released. But how much I missed, it's hard to imagine that DLCs can so influence the plot of major games and the series as a whole. Burial at Sea - Episode Two is just a great DLC that has a great plot. The plot tries to at least correct the nonsense of Episode One and link all games into one story. The DLC itself takes 6-7 hours, and unfortunately you will split the main plot twist for 5 hour of the game. But how great is Burial at Sea - Episode Two plays to the emotions of the players and fans of the series. It's one of the best DLCs in games I've played. One of the best endings of the series of games. And now you can understand how difficult it will be to release a new Bioshock if you do not restart the franchise.… Expand
  21. garygreen
    Sep 4, 2020
    10
    The last game of bioshock i play and it verry sad to see elizabeth dead verry emtions
  22. pizzalover2788
    Nov 2, 2020
    10
    Aunque tiene la jugabilidad que menos me gusta de toda la saga, es el broche perfecto a esta serie de juegos, cerrando así la historia completa. Lo jugué después de estar decepcionada por el episodio uno y me sorprendió para bien. No deja de ser un dlc pero es necesario jugarlo sí o sí para mí.
  23. nioju
    Nov 3, 2021
    10
    Um final muito bom, bizarro e bugado. AMEI Bioshock, como o primeiro jogo que eu joguei da franquia, amei mesmo sem, talvez, entender acontecimentos do 1 e 2. VALE MUITO APENA!
  24. LT_Gruber
    Dec 15, 2022
    10
    Excellent DLC for Bioshock Infinite.

    When the Burial at Sea DLC’s came out for Bioshock Infinite, I thought it would be the same idea as Minerva’s Den for Bioshock 2. A nice little piece of extra story, played trough the eyes of an previously unknown character, to view another point of perspective. Man was I positively surprised when playing Burial at Sea Episode one and two. This is    Excellent DLC for Bioshock Infinite.

    When the Burial at Sea DLC’s came out for Bioshock Infinite, I thought it would be the same idea as Minerva’s Den for Bioshock 2. A nice little piece of extra story, played trough the eyes of an previously unknown character, to view another point of perspective.

    Man was I positively surprised when playing Burial at Sea Episode one and two. This is a prequel to the events of the first Bioshock game and takes place in an era that Rapture was prosperous and alive, instead of the dead, rotten city it has become.

    You play as Elizabeth this time and her play style is a fresh new perspective for the game because you don’t go full Rambo and guns blazing like Jack or Big Daddy, but rather do things the quiet and careful way. You use stealth, darts and traps to take care of your enemies and rather get away safely than engaging in combat. I really liked this way of playing.

    The added story in Burial at Sea episode one and two is excellent. I played many games and watched many movies in which the creators try to add some unknown uncle or nemesis, that always was there, in their prequels, but in this game, the added story and the way that it all fits in with the first Bioshock game and Bioshock Infinite just blew my mind. It is flawless and perfect. I literally applauded when finishing the two episodes. For this reason, again, I will not spoil or mention any of it in this review.

    In the end, all I can say is that these two DLC’s for Bioshock Infinite are the best DLC’s I ever played in a game and have yet to be matched in the future.    … Expand
  25. OMGitsTHEMEMI
    Jul 14, 2023
    10
    Out of both dlcs chapter 2 is by far the best one and the story is very very good for me even rivals and surprases the main story one.
  26. smk123
    Mar 31, 2014
    9
    I won't spoil anything but I thought the story in this game was nearing perfection towards the end, I didn't think the ending would truly satisfy but it certainly has and I reccomend this to any Bioshock fan.

    Only thing to note is as you probably already know it is stealth-oriented, straight up combat is a much more difficult affair compared to playing as Booker, so don't go in all    I won't spoil anything but I thought the story in this game was nearing perfection towards the end, I didn't think the ending would truly satisfy but it certainly has and I reccomend this to any Bioshock fan.

    Only thing to note is as you probably already know it is stealth-oriented, straight up combat is a much more difficult affair compared to playing as Booker, so don't go in all trigger happy! I knocked a single point off purely because of a few glitches I had but technical issues aside I couldn't be happier with this piece of DLC and it is a fitting finale to the Bioshock Infinite saga    … Expand
  27. Kenmei
    Jul 1, 2014
    9
    In what is probably the final piece of content that the Bioshock series will ever seen made by Ken Levine again, Burial at Sea accomplishes much more than the original did and then some. While the overall package doesn't help push Bioshock Infinite to the level of the original Bioshock, it's a good way of wrapping things up for the game as whole.
    Episode two picks up right at the end of    In what is probably the final piece of content that the Bioshock series will ever seen made by Ken Levine again, Burial at Sea accomplishes much more than the original did and then some. While the overall package doesn't help push Bioshock Infinite to the level of the original Bioshock, it's a good way of wrapping things up for the game as whole.
    Episode two picks up right at the end of episode one: You play as Elizabeth for the first time in the series and you are tasked with saving the young girl from the first episode. The journey will take you from Rapture back to Columbia and back on a wonderful trip. The characters are really well done. Troy Baker does it again as Booker, who is now assisting Elizabeth on her journey. I really liked how things moved along here but I don't like the overall goal. This girl is not really that important to Elizabeth in the grand scheme of things and to see her go as far as she did for her is kinda odd. There are alot of things here to see and alot of things to do for a piece of DLC.
    The gameplay is more stealth in nature as Elizabeth can't take as many hits as Booker. There are moments where conflict is unavoidable and those are the worst parts of the game. It also doesn't help that, while there are new plasmids in the game, the plasmids they do give you are not very good, except for the first one you get that lets you see through walls for enemies. I liked the focus on stealth but the fact that they don't really give you an option, based on the weapons you get and the plasmids you get, doesn't leave alot of choice in how to handle alot of situations.
    The best part of the game though is the fact that this ties everything together. Honestly they could have worked it out to where you wouldn't need to have played the first episode if they wanted too but the fact remains that it's really nice to see the whole series finally tie together between Rapture and Columbia. The ending is also pretty good as it was definitely something I wasn't expecting. But, again, they could have found a better reason for Elizabeth to venture on than to find a girl she didn't even know.
    This game is more about the journey than the destination. I highly recommend anyone who liked either or both Bioshock games (I don't count Bioshock 2) to play this game and to see what happens in the end. It's very well done and it probably is the final piece of Bioshock content that will be coming out with the closure of Irrational Games earlier this year. It's a great momento to a great series and you will be extremely impressed with the way they wrap things up and set in motion the events from the original Bioshock.    … Expand
  28. Nataraja
    Jul 23, 2014
    9
    General Overview: If you have familiarity with Rapture, the setting for Bioshock (forget Bioshock 2 - NOT by Irrational and not really worth playing in my opinion) and have enjoyed Infinite, you would do yourself a disservice by not getting BOTH episodes. Taken on their own, Episode 2 is more enjoyable game and is a fulfilling end to the tale of Rapture and Columbia. Episode 2 uses aGeneral Overview: If you have familiarity with Rapture, the setting for Bioshock (forget Bioshock 2 - NOT by Irrational and not really worth playing in my opinion) and have enjoyed Infinite, you would do yourself a disservice by not getting BOTH episodes. Taken on their own, Episode 2 is more enjoyable game and is a fulfilling end to the tale of Rapture and Columbia. Episode 2 uses a different game play style that fits for your "new" protagonist. This is a great send off for one of my favorite companies and game series (forget Bioshock 2 - not Irrational's game and it shows...). Thankfully Ken Levine will continue with a smaller studio producing his strong narrative games, it just won't be the big group that formed Irrational.

    TL;DNR: 9: Great way to close out Irrational games work on Bioshock.s. If you enjoyed Bioshock and Infinite (forget Bioshock 2 please) then you owe it to yourself to bring the series and the story full circle and get these DLC. Great graphics, smooth game play, intense combat and a great ending to a complex and intellectually provocative story.

    Technology/engine: 7: Uses Unreal 3 and is well optimized but nothing really innovative on this end.

    AI: 7: A little brain dead in places and incapable of missing at other times but on a whole its a challenge and keeps you on your toes.

    Graphics: 9: Great sets, good character models with plenty of variation, good particle effects and gun play is as sound as ever.

    Sound: 8: Slight distance to source issues (voices sometimes sound like they are on top of you but are really across the room) but otherwise great ambient sound that provide immersion. The audio logs are just great and remain a highlight of the series.

    Soundtrack: 10: Superb period appropriate music that does not overwhelm and only enhances the experience and immersion.

    Voice acting: 10: Really top notch voice acting. Some of the best in gaming.

    Crafting: N/A

    Customization: Not really able to rate on this as its very minimal.

    Game play systems: 9: Simplified from Episode 1 and a vast improvement however the continued use of sky hooks is questionable. In fact they are used so little it appears that they were included just to keep a thread of connection between the two worlds - Columbia and Rapture.

    Controls: 9: The controls in Episode 2 are streamlined and improved when compared to Episode 1.

    Story: 10: Fantastic writing with great dialogue - everything from the short short films to cut scenes and off the cuff comments. Ken Levine is a masterful story teller.

    Multiplayer: N/A    … Expand
  29. StaticSpine
    Mar 26, 2014
    9
    A great story connecting Bioshock Infinite with the original Bioshock, great atmosphere, very beautiful locations. Though I'd prefer this to be a movie or I don't know...an adventure game, not a shooter. The plot and level exploration really outshine the battle system. Overall, a very good ending for the story.
  30. Darthghost1
    Mar 25, 2014
    9
    This is how dlc should be done. The gameplay is spectacular, the story is every Bioshock fans' dream, and I won't even get started on the time spent making every aspect of Rapture perfect. Lengthy, gorgeous, and just as memorable as the base game itself, every Bioshock fan needs to pick this one up.
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Generally favorable reviews - based on 34 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 25 out of 34
  2. Mixed: 8 out of 34
  3. Negative: 1 out of 34
  1. LEVEL (Czech Republic)
    May 16, 2014
    40
    What it gains on atmospherics, it lacks in gameplay and the story is uneven, saved only by a few brilliant scenes. [Issue#241]
  2. Ragequit.gr
    May 14, 2014
    99
    A gorgeous, utterly immersive and hugely satisfying conclusion to one of the greatest video game narratives of all time.
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  3. Games.cz
    Apr 23, 2014
    70
    Elizabeth is a match for Booker's first episode, she even outdoes him with several intense scenes. Besides, if you belong to those that saw the shooting as a nuisance, you'll agree with this one's freer tempo along with an option to get around the shooting.
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