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It seems that Elizabeth can lead Booker through a mysterious and intriguing story, but to see it to the end hell need to wait until next year for Bioshock Infinite Burial At Sea: Part Two.

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The story is entertaining, but can be confusing at points, and if you never played the original Bioshock there will be some plot points that fall flat. However for anyone who has played through the series, this game will reward you greatly for your time with an awesome story, and fun gameplay!

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Pxlbyte: As much as it wants to be a noir detective story, Burial at Sea is a surprisingly straightforward FPS. However, despite being a bit repetitive, and a little light on the noir, Burial at Sea is a fantastic continuation of BioShock Infinite that is worth your time.

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AllThatsEpic: When Bioshock Infinite ended, many a player was left with a feeling of amazement, the story managed to deal with high level science in an easy and explainable manner. Besides the confusing, but also incredible, ending to Bioshock Infinite, what many people fell for was the loveable Elizabeth. The way she manages to not only be a vital part of the story, but also a useful sidekick, had many players fall in love with her instantly.

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HP writes: "In Episode 2 we will finally get to play Elizabeth - personally I can't wait, I just hope it's longer than Episode 1."

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Tyler from AAG writes "Bioshock Infinite has been one of the most incendiary videogames released this year. Some people, myself included, loved the experience. A twisted mash-up of high-concept historical science fiction, political commentary, deconstruction of the illusion of choice, and a brutal human perspective on sin and forgiveness all punctuated by ferocious First-Person Shooter gameplay adding up to an unforgettable game. Some despised the game, calling it overrated and too ambitious for its own good. Some even decry Ken Levines opus as a pretentious unwarranted mess of odds and ends that add up to messy nothing. Either way, this game got people talking in the best way possible."

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Tyler from AAG writes "Bioshock Infinite has been one of the most incendiary videogames released this year. Some people, myself included, loved the experience. A twisted mash-up of high-concept historical science fiction, political commentary, deconstruction of the illusion of choice, and a brutal human perspective on sin and forgiveness all punctuated by ferocious First-Person Shooter gameplay adding up to an unforgettable game. Some despised the game, calling it overrated and too ambitious for its own good. Some even decry Ken Levines opus as a pretentious unwarranted mess of odds and ends that add up to messy nothing. Either way, this game got people talking in the best way possible."