http://kotaku.com/bioshock-infinite-dlc-will-eventually-let-you-play-as-e-957393972 Clash in the Clouds When Clash in the Clouds hits Steam today, it'll be only the first add-on for the well-recieved game. Designed by Infinite's lead level designer Forrest Dowling, Clash in the Clouds puts players against 15 waves of enemies in four all-new maps all across Columbia. Leaderboards will chart how you do against other friends playing these battles and players will earn new achievements and trophies. The extra content also fears new voxaphones for fan-favorite character Rosalind Lutece to flesh out parts of her backstory, as well as new behind-the-scenes video and concept art. Burial at Sea The two-part Burial at Sea will drop the lead characters of Infinite into the iconic city from the first BioShock game, in the middle of what looked like a noir-inflected mystery. Levine promised that you'll be seeing some familiar faces from the underwater city's tortured history. You can see glimpses of Booker and Elizabeth in Rapture in the teaser above. Levine said that making Elizabeth a playable character was another example of giving fans what they wanted. Burial at Sea will cost $20 for both parts $15 each for both parts, and the BioShock Infinite Season Pass is available for $19.99 (1600 Microsoft Points). I forgot I actually have the season pass. It's gonna be sweet playing in Rapture again.
Can't wait for Burial at Sea, though the wait is going to be pretty long, but I'll be happy to re-visit the game again. Not a fan of defeating waves of enemies, but I'll give Clash in the Clouds a go since I purchased the Season Pass.
Only game I've ever bought a season pass for. Â This first "DLC" is making me instantly regret that decision. Â I honestly probably won't even download it. Â
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That said, Burial At Sea looks like it could be great. :)
I just bought the season pass just b/c I know I will want to play the 2 story ones set in Rapture (so save $10). I could not care less about the combat one that came out today.
I just bought the season pass just b/c I know I will want to play the 2 story ones set in Rapture (so save $10). I could not care less about the combat one that came out today.rawsavon
It really should have a multiplayer option like all other Horde type games.
[QUOTE="rawsavon"]I just bought the season pass just b/c I know I will want to play the 2 story ones set in Rapture (so save $10). I could not care less about the combat one that came out today.Travo_basic
It really should have a multiplayer option like all other Horde type games. To be fair, I only downloaded it (did not play it). But, from what I saw, it looks to be boring as f*ck. MP could certainly help...for those people that like that gameplay
I'm enjoying Clash In The Clouds so far. It's easily worth the asking price. The combat is fun and it's satisfying to collect everything. The voxophones do give a bit more insight into the main game's story.
Tried out Clash In The Clouds. Â Not bad I guess. Â I just don't personally look to Bioshock games for their shooting mechanics, which is what this DLC really focuses on. Â Games like Gears Of War are where the gameplay mechanics hold up great under a microscope and tireless repetition. Bioshock to me, I enjoy for the story and atmosphere. Â *shrug* Â Whatever though, I'm sure the next DLC's will be worthwhile.
I think this is a blast. The different goals force you to try out all sorts of different strategies. There is so much depth to the combat in this game.dvader654
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