BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea - Episode One

The protagonist is still Booker DeWitt and in this game he is a well-known private investigator in the city of Rapture, right before its fall.

The game does not continue in the Columbia setting of BioShock Infinite , instead, following the story, it is set in the environment of the first two BioShock games, entirely rebuilt in the new engine.

He is visited by a woman called Elizabeth who asks him to look into the disappearance of a young girl called Sally.

Just like in the original game Booker and Elizabeth act as a duo, while Elizabeth largely acts on her own and assists Booker.

The first part of the game focuses on exploration of the environment, while the second parts focuses more on combat, but in an environment with limited resources and tighter spaces than the original game.

There are again many optional areas with secrets and items encouraging exploration.

There are new and returning characters.

The main locations in the game are Market Street, High Street, Fontaine's Department Store and Housewares.

Booker has access to new weapons.

The Air Grabber is the counterpart of the original game's Sky-Hook.

It is used as a means of transportation and as a melee weapon.

Other new weapons are the Hand Cannon, the Tommy Gun, a Shotgun, a Carbine (similar to the Huntsman Carbine from the original game, but with a burst of three pellets and more damage), and the Radar Range used to heat up splicers to make them explode.

They are selected through a weapon wheel.

The vigors have been replaced with plasmids, but have the same function.

In this episode Booker has access to Bucking Bronco, Devil's Kiss, Possession and Shock Jockey.

The others are not present.

Old Man Winter is an entirely new one.

It allows him to throw a ball of ice, freezing splicers and turning wa

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