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GameGrin's Luke Greenfield writes: "After the events of Burial at Sea, I couldnt quite see how they would have been able to pull of a second one, yet they did and it has now arrived for our playing enjoyment. After seeing the trailer, I could barely contain my excitement for it. So when it was released, I hopped into BioShock Infinite as soon as I could. But was my hype worth all the trouble?"

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Irrational's swansong draws a line under the series.
Over the last year BioShock Infinite has gone from being a critically acclaimed darling to one of the most divisive games in the industry.

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Gaming Nexus writes. "BioShock Infinite Burial at Sea Episode 2, for the most part, is a fitting end to the entire series. It brings everything full circle and connects the first game with the third game. Playing as Elizabeth, you're forced to be more patient in going through the game as well as using some different techniques than if you were playing as Booker. The game crashes were certainly far more than what I've experienced in the past. Sometimes frustrating, sometimes confusing, Episode 2, while not the crowing achievement for Irrational Games' last effort, was a good end and a better DLC than Episode 1."

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From the review - Burial at Sea feels essential because of what it accomplishes with its narrative, explaining previously unanswered questions within both Columbia and Rapture. If you own a copy of BioShock Infinite you owe it to yourself to download and play this final piece of DLC.

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Read Game Rant's review of Episode 2 of BioShock Infinites Burial at Sea DLC to find out if Irrational Games has delivered a satisfying conclusion for this generation-defining series.

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