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BioShock Infinite: Burial At Sea Episode 1 Has A Release Date
You'll be going back to Rapture soon, my friends. BioShock Infinite: Burial At Sea will be out on November 12. That gives you plenty of time to play it before the new consoles come out.
This first episode sees Booker and Elizabeth on the search for a missing girl. You can read our spoiler-free playthrough and an interview with Ken Levine to get ready.
Burial at Sea Episode 1 will cost $14.99 on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. It's also available as part of the Season Pass for $19.99. That comes with the Clash in the Clouds DLC (already released), both Burial at Sea episodes (the second of which is due out next year), weapon upgrades and skins, and extra infusions.
Our Take
I'm looking forward to the release of BioShock Infinite, as I didn't get all the audio logs on my first play through earlier this month. The new plasmid, the changes to the core gameplay, and the return of the weapon wheel all made this a lot of fun.
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