Does burial sea come with bioshock infinite now?
BioShock Infinite does NOT come with Burial at Sea. The only addition to the game you would get is if you bought it for PS3, in which case the physical copy comes with the original BioShock. The only way you would be able to receive Burial at Sea is if you purchase it separately on Steam, or the XBox Live Marketplace, or the PlayStation Store, or wherever it is you buy it from, or purchase the Season Pass, which would allow you to download Clash in the Clouds, Burial at Sea: Episode One, and eventually Burial at Sea: Episode Two when it releases (sometime next year). The campaign IS rather short, so purchasing the Season Pass to extend your game is highly recommended (although you'll want to play the campaign multiple times to fully understand it). It would also be cheaper than buying the DLC separately. So in other words, a) buy Burial at Sea along with the game, b) buy the Season Pass, and gain access to all three pieces of DLC, or c) wait until some sort of bundle/ultimate edition of BioShock Infinite is released. Cheers.
Bioshock Infinite Burial At Sea is not showing up in my season pass store.?
It was late for some reason but it's in there now - try it again if you haven't already.
Should I buy Bioshock Infinite?
Well, should you? Honestly, I don’t know. I know nothing about you, the way you game, what your favourite titles are (if any), what’s your gaming experience, favourite movies, whether you’re a cat person or a dog person or whether you like tea, coffee or getting smashed with burbon 11:38am on Tuesdays.Bioshock Infinite is a great game in my opinion, that packs rather pleasant and competent (but by no means flawless) combat system together with beautiful artstyle and engaging, though trippy (in a good way) story and characters. In fact, I would go as far as to say that the story and the characters are the main selling points of the game, and while I was playing it, I enjoyed it immensely.Can I recommend it as a game? Definitely. Can I (or anyone) guarantee that you’d like it? Well, it’s entirely too subjective, and you didn’t even provide any context as to what you like in games, or what’s your other purchase you might have been considering instead. Someone might not care for the story and dislike the 2-weapon system the game has (as opposed to the old-school Doom-like “I carry all my arsenal around”, which I myself do prefer, by the way), or dislike the touchy subjects raised in the story, or have any manner of other issues with it that I can’t even think of right now.Now, as for DLC… Go ahead and get the season pass, if you pick up the base game. Clash in the Clouds is a mindless shooting arcade theme park (pick a stage, kill everything as fast and fancy as possible, pick another stage), but Burial at Sea is an essential piece of story that you’d hate to miss out on, especially if you also have played Bioshock 1 and 2, and as far as I’m concerned is a must-buy for everyone who plays Infinite.TL:DR; I think it’s a great game, but noone can guarantee that you’ll like it, because we know nothing about you.
Bioshock infinite season pass?
The BioShock Infinite Season Pass allows you to access all the downloadable content to be released for BioShock Infinite, excluding the "Columbia's Finest" Pack. In essence, you pay $20 for the Pass, and you will be able to access all of the DLC without having to pay for each one separately. This allows you to save money in the long run if you plan on purchasing all the DLC, as it would amount to $35 if you bought each piece alone (Clash in the Clouds $5, Burial at Sea 1 $15, Burial at Sea 2 $15). There are only three pieces of DLC that are/will be released for BioShock Infinite (excluding the Columbia's Finest). If you buy the BioShock Infinite Season Pass, you will have access to Clash in the Clouds and Burial at Sea: Episode One, as they have already been released. Burial at Sea Episode Two is not out yet, but once it is released you can download it for free. Hope this helps. Cheers.
Is Bioshock Infinite a good game?
Yes, it's a good game. It's worth playing, imo. Bioshock Infinite is my first Bioshock game, and it far exceeded my expectations. I was skeptical at first, but then it slowly revealed its wonders to me. If you want to know more about games, then head over to, http://www.ign.com/ Here is the complete review of Bioshock Infinite; PS3/360; http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/03/22/b... PC Review; http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/03/22/b... The PC version has superior graphics and runs at 60 Frames Per Second while the Console version of the game runs at 30 Frames Per Second (The higher the frames, the smoother the gameplay). Most Console games run on 30 Frames Per Second but 60 is better, so if you have a PC that can pull off Bioshock Infinite, then get it for the PC. The Console version is super good as well. You can find Walkthroughs, Tips, and Secrets about Bioshock Infinite here; http://www.ign.com/games/bioshock-infinite/pc-14258733 Every new game/console first shows up on IGN, so check out the site frequently for more information about new games and stuff.
What would happen if I bought the Bioshock Infinite Season Pass now?
All the DLC is out already, would I still get it free or at a discount? If so, what discount? I want to know if it would be cheaper to buy them separately instead in total.
Does "our" Elizabeth live on beyond the end of Bioshock Infinite?
I'll answer this question with the Burial at Sea DLC completed in mind. Spoilers!The Elizabeth that died in Burial at Sea is "our" Elizabeth, but after the end of the main game, our Elizabeth still lives. After the scene at the baptism at the end of the main game, our Elizabeth lived on in a pocket dimension that she created to her own liking - with Paris, with children, music and songs. She is one of the only two remaining people across all space and time with that same DNA - the other is Anna DeWitt, the surviving baby at the final cutscene.At the end of Bioshock Infinite, all Elizabeths have ceased to exist due to they having never existed in the first place - except for one. Our Elizabeth. Our Elizabeth exists because she is the only one without constraints on her powers - and as can be seen in the final cutscene, she is above the 4th dimension, able to pull together different timelines of her own. Being above time, she is not affected by time.All these musings can only be confirmed with the Burial at Sea DLC, where it is proved that Elizabeth is on the same plane with the Luteces - they warned her not to go to Rapture, as that would result in the loss of her powers. But she did, and she died, saving another world, starting another game. That final scene was powerful, threading all the games, all the meanings together.Would you kindly give me an upvote?
Is Songbird a Big Daddy in BioShock Infinite?
Bioshock infinite burial at sea episode 2 SPOILERSwell technically , yes. the technology to built song bird was the same technology used to build the big daddy as suchong (the scientist in rapture) and fink (the scientist in Columbia) were exchanging research.
What is the future of the BioShock series?
As everyone has mentioned, Ken Levine ended the series at Bioshock Infinite and he, personally, has no plans to continue on this series as Irrational Games no longer exists.Now, while he has no plans to continue the series, 2K still technically has the rights to produce a new game from what I understand, and there was talks of continuing in the universe. Personally, I would be happy to never see another Bioshock produced. I felt that making Infinite was pushing it, but they tied it in really well and the DLC was perfect for that. Adding another game would just be ruining the series for many of its fans and with Ken Levine off the project, it wouldn’t be nearly as good.