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The Burial At Sea add-on to Bioshock Infinite brings us back to Rapture, but is it a good return? Constants and variables are a running theme in Bioshock Infinite. Those of you who have finished the main games ending will understand what I mean here and the same extends into the games first piece of story-based DLC, Burial At Sea Episode 1.

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Bioshock takes a Splash back to the Rapture but will it be a good catch or a throw back ?

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Twinfinite's Henry McMunn sits down with the first Bioshock Infinite DLC. It's alright!

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AWESOMEoutof10's Adam DeMarco packs his bags and heads on back to where the Bioshock series all began, Rapture. "Burial at Sea: Episode 1 is just more Bioshock, which isnt such a bad thing. ... For those who appreciate the story elements of Infinite more than the combat, Burial at Sea is a title youll want to play, but if you just want to shoot some people in interesting and exciting ways, you can probably skip this one.

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Gabe Gurwin of Tech Heads writes: "Irrational Games Bioshock Infinite has one of the most masterfully executed stories in the history of video games, and because it concluded in a way that completely changed the way players looked at the franchise, its first narrative-based DLC was greatly anticipated. As just the first half of a new tale, Burial at Sea Episode 1 does a tremendous job of showing off Rapture before its fall, but it makes an effort to do little else over its roughly two-hour duration."