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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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GR: Burial at Sea takes place after the events of Bioshock Infinite, or at least it seems that way so far. You start off in the office of Booker Dewitt, except instead of being haunted by a disembodied voice, you're greeted by Elizabeth. She has the allure of a sexy heroine from a noir detective mystery, standing at Booker's office window with a cigarette waiting to be lit. She needs Booker's help to find a girl named Sally who bears a striking resemblance to a little sister, with one catch. She has blonde hair. Booker even makes a remark that there are tons of little girls just like her around Rapture. Cue the Twilight Zone theme song.

Added: 20.11.2013 22:54 | 8 views | 0 comments


"My muse is a fickle bitch, with a very short attention span!" - Sander Cohen

Burial at Sea takes place after the events of Bioshock Infinite, or at least it seems that way so far. You start off in the office of Booker Dewitt, except instead of being haunted by a disembodied voice, you're greeted by Elizabeth. She has the allure of a sexy heroine from a noir detective mystery, standing at Booker's office window with a cigarette waiting to be lit. She needs Booker's help to find a girl named Sally who bears a striking resemblance to a little sister, with one catch. She has blonde hair. Booker even makes a remark that there are tons of little girls just like her around Rapture. Cue the theme song.

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The multiuniverse adventures of Booker DeWitt and Elizabeth take us back to the depth of Andrew Ryan's Rapture in BioShock Infinite Burial At Sea: Episode 1

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ArcadeSushi: In the end, Burial at Sea Episode One is only a passable experience due to its length and the amount of content found within. With that said, it still has me wanting to play the next few episodes of DLC immediately. And, at the very least, it reunited me with some old friends, like Booker and Liz, as well as some even older enemies. Is it short and sweet? Yeah. Is it worth the price of admission? I say, Yes. Would you kindly go and download it? But youre a man (or woman), so you know that youre able to choose, rather than obey.

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From GamesReviews: "Bioshock Infinite was one of the best received games of the last year, and its no surprise that the DLC has caused something of a splash. Placing both Booker and Elizabeth in an alternate timeline in Rapture, the city beneath the sea from Bioshock and Bioshock 2, Burial At Sea is another slice of story thatll leave you open-mouthed, mostly for all the right reasons."

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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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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?