Platforms: PS3, Xbox 360, PC
Release Date: March 25, 2014
The first episode of Burial at Sea was a short, wet fart of an expansion that didn’t even come close to fulfilling its $15 price tag and squandered almost all hope for Episode 2 before it had even been released.
Episode 1’s ending paved the way for Episode 2 to at least begin with a bang, almost like a dying breath giving another some much-needed (and deserved) life. But Elizabeth is at the helm this time and she doesn’t make the same mistakes as Booker. Actually, her journey almost retroactively makes Burial at Sea a satisfying package.
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