So the atmosphere, sound design, and story behind characters give it horror elements but it plays a lot like Infinite. Plasmids are in your left hand, weapons are in your right, there is a melee weapon that can be housed with the R2 or RT if on console. I feel like you’d appreciate Burial at sea 1 and 2 way more after playing BS1. The best, weirdest, and most comforting theories about BioShock Infinite’s Burial at Sea ending. Giancarlo Valdes @_boogs. April 2, 2014 9:00 AM In Burial at Sea, Elizabeth prefers to use the At the ending of part 1, the PC is painted out as the bad guy. So in part 2, if the player is the bad guy, where is the conflict? I think part 2 turns it on it's head and makes (a version of) Liz the bad guy, and Comstock a person of moral value who redeems himself (probably with a "good" version of Liz as well.) We already went to rapture in bioshock 1 and 2 and at the end of infinite, now we are going again? Not this rapture, this is different from 1/2 since its a utopia or Rapture as it should have been. OP there's no date yet, but the first part should be released before the end of this year. This Bioshock Infinite Burial At Sea Walkthrough Ga Bioshock Infinite Burial At Sea Walkthrough Gameplay Part 1 of Episode 1 for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC. Infinite's ending is amazing because of how mindblowing and bittersweet it is. Booker's sacrifice for Elizabeth was heartbreaking and heartwarming. It was emotional. Burial at Sea just sh*ts mercilessly on all of it and leaves me depressed with no way of going back. And one last thing: How did Elizabeth allow herself to get killed? If you liked Infinite and played the original BioShock, you will probably like Burial At Sea. If you never played the original, I would play that first before trying Burial At Sea. Doing so is necessary to understand the story. B@S Episode I is very short, but Episode II makes up for it by being longer (and larger in terms of GB and content In other words, the tears occur across space and time (which we know because of the ending of Bioshock Infinite). Burial at Sea takes place in Rapture prime, but its timeline has been altered from what it was in Bioshock and Bioshock 2. 'Burial At Sea' is the final chapter in all of the Bioshock story, and it's a hefty one - enjoy the end! If you take your time and really observe details, then it can probably take 6-7 hours. I think I did it in 5. Started with paying attention to every nook and cranny, but by the end, the story had me by the balls so I really, really wanted to see what would happen. #1. One Against a Thousand Mar 25, 2014 @ 6:28pm. 5aJg.