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Irrational Games takes Booker Dewitt and Elizabeth out of the toy chest, and puts them in the underwater city of Rapture for BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea Episode 1. Would they, kindly, go looking for a lost girl in a city that turns little girls into monsters?

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CDW:Irrational Games have BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea Episode 1 featuring an all-new story for Booker and Elizabeth, set in the underwater city of Rapture before its fall, but it is worth playing?

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Burial at Sea Episode One marks the first release of story based DLC for the highly acclaimed Bioshock Infinite from Irrational Games. We join Elizabeth and Booker DeWitt once more, but this time its somewhat in an alternate reality and the characters we once knew, may not be as they once seemed. One factor that does remain a little familiar is the return of the underwater city of Rapture. Though this is a Rapture set before the first two games and everything is new, full of distinguished gentlemen and beautiful dames.

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Today sees the release of the first half of the Burial at Sea DLC for BioShock Infinite, which we took a look at yesterday. Its a new story featuring Booker and Elizabeth, as Irrational have returned to their old territory of Rapture.

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Bisohock Infinite, nominated for Game of the Year and numerous other accolades at the Golden Joystick awards, was an incredible addition to the Bioshock series. Placing you in the shoes of Booker DeWitt, players have been able to experience a whole new side of bioshock, with new plasmids, weapons, and a completely different setting from the previous two games. Without revealing any details from the base game or DLC itself, the best way to sum up this DLC pack is that it is a great addition with constants and variables to the gameplay that make it very rewarding.

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Alice Irvin reviews BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea Episode 1 - "Its probably easier to start by describing what Burial at Sea is, rather than what it does for the BioShock legend: it is, quite simply, BioShock in the first, recast with Elizabeth and Booker Dewitt. BaS doesnt really make good on commitments early previews seemed to make, and some will be put off by the short play time (2 hours at absolute most) in proportion to the cost, but for fans of the series, its a vignette worth experiencing."

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On the eve of Rapture's fall from grace, Elizabeth enlists Booker DeWitt's services in locating a lost girl. Who is this girl Sally, what does Booker know of her supposed fate, and what is Elizabeth's connection to this mysterious child? Find the answers to these questions and this new addition to BioShock Infinite, built nearly from scratch by Irrational Games.

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On the eve of Rapture's fall from grace, Elizabeth enlists Booker DeWitt's services in locating a lost girl. Who is this girl Sally, what does Booker know of her supposed fate, and what is Elizabeth's connection to this mysterious child? Find the answers to these questions and this new addition to BioShock Infinite, built nearly from scratch by Irrational Games.