Fans of the franchise will also love the authenticity to the universe Frank Fontaine and his businesses are heavily relevant to the plot, and Bioshock veterans know the importance of this character. You know you’re going to fight splicers, and without spoilers, I think the game’s explanation of why you’re fighting them makes sense. I also was happy with the thematic elements in the game. You’re either going to love or hate the introduction of this DLC it feels about as long as Bioshock Infinite’s, but seeing Rapture again was pretty cool.
You’ll even see a familiar face or two before you’re sent to really begin your adventure. You’ll see a waiter use plasmids to teleport to people who want drinks, and also to light their cigarettes. You’ll see shopfronts of the highest opulence, and listen to the city dwellers talk about how happy they are to get away from the parasites. Too Spliced Up “…this is something good girls all know.”įans of Bioshock are going to love seeing Rapture in 1959, before everything went to hell.
#BIOSHOCK INFINITE SEASON PASS 1999 MODE PLUS#
He agrees, but why exactly does he go with her? Who is the girl? The answers to these and other questions are answered over the course of this two hour plus adventure. In Burial at Sea, private eye Booker DeWitt takes a case from a mysterious woman named Elizabeth to find a young girl. For reference, the original Bioshock took place in 1960. We already got the combat-focused Clash In The Clouds, and now we have Part One of a 2 part adventure set in Rapture in 1959. Right after Bioshock Infinite launched, there was a question to what the DLC Season Pass would bring us.
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