Added: 02.04.2014 4:15 | 7 views | 0 comments


Entertainment Buddha's Matt Heywood writes, "Irrational Games is no longer a functional game development studio, which is sad, but not a surprise considering the volatile state of the game development industry. Last year this studio created one of the most intriguing games of the year in BioShock Infinite, and now a year later it has put this games story to bed with the release of Burial at Sea Episode 2, the conclusion to the Burial at Sea DLC campaign."

Added: 01.04.2014 19:19 | 18 views | 0 comments


Sam Fourie from ITF Gaming writes: A few weeks ago it was announced that Irrational Games announced that theyd be closing shop after the release of Burial At Sea, a two-piece episodic follow up to Infinite that takes players back to Rapture after the events of the main game but before the start of BioShock. Burial at Sea is the studios farewell to a legion of fans, and while messy and somewhat uninspired, it still comes off as a loving goodbye.

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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."

Added: 01.04.2014 8:15 | 21 views | 0 comments


Irrational Games at least had the decency to allow players to buy he season pass up until the release of this game, so I have to note that this doesnt feel like a tremendous scam. The second, and final part of Burial at Sea, though, brings back some of the great writing that rocketed the original game past slightly-above-average status, and gave us a markedly different gaming experience from everything else given in previous instalments.

Added: 30.03.2014 17:18 | 4 views | 0 comments


Otaku Dome: The epic FPS trilogy from Irrational Games, Bioshock comes to an end with the Bioshock Infinite: Burial at Sea saga. Acting as not only a prequel to the first two Bioshock games, but an closing sequel to Bioshock Infinite and the overall story of Irrationals Bioshock franchise.

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"It satisfied me as a fan and wrapped up this beautiful gift that Irrational delivered with a nice little bow. The circle remains unbroken." -- Review by Buddy Acker