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26th November 2013
BioShock Infinite: Burial At Sea - Episode One

Categories: Review: Software
Author: John Yan
Publisher: 2K Games
Machine: PC (Windows)

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Scores

PC (Windows) Version
Overall74%

Summary

As much as I wanted to go back to Rapture, Burial at Sea is short on story and simplistic in the missions available. It is still good to see some familiar sights being powered by the Unreal Engine 3. Hopefully, the second part of Burial at Sea can help tie up a few things and improve upon the first.

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