Gamers who purchased the BioShock Infinite Season Pass for $19.99 are all set to download the DLC when it goes live next month, but those who want to pick it up a la carte can do so for $14.99.
However, Irrational is still trying to keep enemy encounters fresh and exciting, and so they have added a few new weapons and an ice-based plasmid called Old Man Winter to the mix. Irrational has also significantly retooled combat in Burial at Sea to turn the focus to resource management, making sure players are always conscious of their health, ammo, and Eve counts. That means plasmids instead of vigors, splicers instead of Vox Populi/Founders, and Circus of Value machines for purchases. Burial at Sea, on the other hand, will revert back to the old guard. Next month they will have that chance.Īlthough BioShock Infinite borrowed heavily from the first game's lead, it still featured its own set of mechanics. Yes, Andrew Ryan's underwater utopia was seen briefly in Infinite's final moments, but players were given little room to explore. That story will see two completely different incarnations of Booker and Elizabeth solving a noir-style mystery.įor BioShock fans, Burial at Sea is a dream come true, a chance to experience Rapture before the fall.
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The first episode of Burial at Sea will hit the PC, Xbox 360, and PS3 on November 12, 2013.īurial at Sea is the second DLC for BioShock Infinite and the first in a planned two-part standalone story.
It took more than a year for Irrational Games to finally confirm an official (and firm) release date for BioShock Infinite, but it won't take that long for them to announce a date for the game's highly anticipated Burial at Sea expansion.
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