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If BioShock Infinite's gruelling 1999 Mode is too easy for a grizzled face-shooter such as yourself, why not take on an extra challenge? The second episode of its Burial at Sea DLC will introduce a new difficulty switch, 1998 Mode, where Elizabeth can only use non-lethal tools.
BioShock series creator Ken Levine is closing the doors to Irrational Games and will take an unspecified new role with Take-Two. Most of the remainder of Irrational's staff will be laid off.
A Behind the Scenes trailer for BioShock Infinite's second episode of Burial at Sea features rotating cast members talking about what it was like to come back to this world.
We're all set to see the end of BioShock Infinite, as publisher 2K this morning announced that Episode 2 of its story DLC Burial at Sea will launch on March 25. According to creator Ken Levine in today's announcement, it'll wrap things up and involve "nearly major every character" from both Infinite and the original BioShock. And it'll be a fair bit longer than the first episode too.
Irrational Games has said that getting to play as Elizabeth for once in the second chapter of BioShock Infinite's Burial at Sea will be quite a different experience, but how exactly will it work? Unfortunately, though a new trailer shows the first three minutes of the DLC, we don't quite get to see that. We do, however, enjoy a little chat with the dastardly Atlas.
A clever little nod from Gone Home developer The Fullbright Company suggests that their indie hit is set within the same universe as Bioshock.
BioShock Infinite is #5 in our Best of 2013.
Clouds are nice and all but the sea, the sea, that's where my heart will always be. BioShock Infinite returns to Rapture today as the first episode of its 'Burial at Sea' DLC launches, and naturally publisher 2K has released a trailer to celebrate this. Turns out Sander Cohen wasn't much of a looker before the fall of Rapture, either.
BioShock Infinite's first story DLC, Burial at Sea Episode 1, will hit on November 12.
Oh, how pretty and deeply unpleasant Rapture must have been before the underwater city erupted in civil war. We'll have to wait until the holiday season to visit it in BioShock Infinite's DLC mini-campaign Burial at Sea, but a new trailer gives a peek at some of the sights, sounds and story with the first five minutes of gameplay.
