BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea - Episode Two

A conversion of Bioshock to the stealth genre. Reducing the weapons and powers and making the user more fragile in comparison with the enemies. The issue is that Bioshock has not the core mechanics to be a stealth game. No clean and well implemented execution system. Cannot hide corpses. No hiding spots or mechanics. No way to to watch from the corners. No way to use or benefit from higher or lower position. Overall you need to be quite lucky to do not be detected otherwise you'll have a hard moment with all the map chasing you with almost no weapons.

This one slows things down, with a bigger focus on stealth and pacing. The story is still convoluted, but it’s interesting and rewarding. The shift in gameplay caught me off guard, but it ended up being a nice change. If you follow along and piece it together, it makes sense and has a nice connection to the original game.

Don't care about the EULA stuff, only reviewing the dlc. Not terrible overall, but retcons a decent amount of lore from the first game which is an unforgivable sin. The game play is also a bit odd as it feels like they were attempting to have B1 style combat using Infinite gunplay, which comes out a little funky.

This is just on another level! If base game is 7 this is 10++++

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