BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea Episode 2 Review
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VitalyT
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This game is definitely on the border of strange imagination and outright insanity.
I played the original game when it came out, but never finished, mostly because it gave me dizziness. I think the plenty of swirling scenes and fast pace were to blame.
The authors tried to go out of their way to psych you up in one way or another about the story and the scenery, combining deceptive classic surroundings with bizarre technological freaks.
The humour is also out of ordinary, like that picture above, Today's Art Lesson
Good or bad, this is how this game stands out from the rest, that's for sure. It is an interesting form of art, no doubt there, but like any art it takes to individual tasting...
I played the original game when it came out, but never finished, mostly because it gave me dizziness. I think the plenty of swirling scenes and fast pace were to blame.
The authors tried to go out of their way to psych you up in one way or another about the story and the scenery, combining deceptive classic surroundings with bizarre technological freaks.
The humour is also out of ordinary, like that picture above, Today's Art Lesson
Good or bad, this is how this game stands out from the rest, that's for sure. It is an interesting form of art, no doubt there, but like any art it takes to individual tasting...
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GhostRyder
Posts: 2,151 +588
I need to play this expansion, have not had time yet.
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