Here's the First Five Minutes of BioShock Infinite's Burial at Sea

The way Elizabeth's hand is stuck to her hip the whole time looks so weird

Rapture is such an good setting. After playing BioShock and BioShock 2 a couple of times, I started growing tired of it, but I'm sure they could think of a way to revitalize it. The vibes, man... They're unmatched.

Couldn't agree more, I didn't much care for the combat in Bioshock Infinite. Which is bizarre because I loved it in the first Bioshock. Either way, I've always been more interested in the stories of these.

I think I am down for this even if I was kinda lukewarm on Bioshock Infinite by the end of it.

I think I would enjoy just walking around a this breathing rapture for a bit.

The AD on Booker's hand is in a different script. Nice touch...

reason why I'm late to this game, I wanted to see the DLC's for this game

My thoughts exactly.

The way Booker wakes up, verrrrry interesting!

Was about to say the same thing, I guess they did it for the trailer.

@smokepants said:

I've gotta agree. That was really jarring and took me out of it.

@paindamnation: i'm replaying Bioshock 1 right now! :)

@video_game_king: A bit of both - the beginning is set in the rich part of Rapture. Later, you have to go into the poor shit-show slums of Rapture, Fontaine's department store, where the drugged up proto-splicers rule. It's a mirror of the middle of Infinite where you descend into the slums of Columbia. However, the splicers are supposed to be different than the first game. They have coherent conversations and work with each other instead of just bum-rushing the player.

Honestly, I'm excited. The first DLC takes place a day before the shit hit the fan in Rapture, and I bet they will end the first DLC with a great cliffhanger.

Interesting stuff, I wonder how/if it will line up with Infinite's overall plot. Having the season pass since release I am thrilled real content is close, I hope it is worth the wait.

I'm pretty pumped to go back to Rapture.

Elizabeth jogging though Rapture in heels, tons of makeup, and a lit cigarette kind of ruins the atmosphere. Seems like they needed her to stay ahead of the player a little too badly.

Not gonna watch this trailer.

I have already spent way too much of my time over-analyzing the implications of Infinite's plot and ending and now there's even more layers?!

Great. (Can't wait.)

So is this the Rapture I'd actually want to live in, or is it the shithole Rapture we've all come to know and love?

Anybody else wish these episodes had little/no combat? I'd love an adventure game set in the Bioshock universe.

@razeeverything: Yup. I know the man and the light house bit, and everything that entails, but going back to Rapture (after two full games and all the associated DLC) implies that they think Columbia isn't good enough to stand as the setting for future content. Which kind of makes sense, seeing how poor the Infinite DLC has been up to this point.

Or maybe I'm just reading too deeply into things. It doesn't matter because I liked Rapture better, anyway, and I won't be buying the DLC.

@chaser324: I'm think that Kevin Levine has said that the first DLC focuses on Booker right before shit hits the fan and the second half is Elizabeth right after.

@smiddy: seriously. dlc looks alright, but infinite was so bland just thinking about playing it or any dlc just sounds boring. I like that they are doing rapture and you see the practical use for big daddies. Beyond that, I could care less.

Notice the AD on his hand is tattooed, not branded

Spoilers: There's more aggressive elevator button pushing

allways wondered what rapture was like before and in way looks awesome. but in another way think would been best left to my imagination. its like a dream or goal the idea and wanting of the dream often turns out to be better then the realisation of dream or goal

"BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea - Episode Two

In this DLC pack, you become Elizabeth as she seeks to bring closure to her story, and to BioShock Infinite’s."

On the steam season pass store page. Fuck yes I didn't know that

Fantastic. Story DLC is always my favorite

Ahhhhhhhh I want to watch this but I'm not gonna!

Fool me once...

Why did I watch that!? Sooooo Good! But now I can'y play it! Nooooooo!

If you want to go in cold, I would say don't watch this - there are subtle hints in the dialog about... stuff.

Me, I am watching again...

The world of Rapture is so freaking amazing. The art style for the world is probably one of the most realized things in video games.

I also didn't know the season pass was $20. I thought it was $30. I think I'm going to go get that season pass now.

Love to see what you made of the place ^^

Really cool to see it all in peak condition for once and after all the darkness that was Bioshock (1)!

the only part of infinite i really enjoyed was the brief stint in rapture (sorry if that's a spoiler for folks, but the game has been out for a while...). i wasn't a fan of infinite otherwise, but i will gladly play this!

The way Liz sways her hips in the beginning is strangely amazing to me.

I NEED this.

Loving the higher-fidelity Big Daddies.

So tempting, but alas, I must resist the allure.

I just don't understand who would watch this. Like I was let down by Infinite and don't see myself buying/playing this and even I'm not going to watch it. I can't imagine watching it if you are actually going to play it later...

Who else is totally psyched about this DLC, and this makes you want to go play Bioshock? Theres not much spoilers here for those concerned.

Seems pretty neat. I'm curious to see just how much this DLC mirrors and crosses over with the story of BioShock Infinite proper. There's quite a few parallels forming in just those first five minutes. Also, I just rewatched it and noticed the date on Booker's calendar. Pretty ominous for anyone that's played BioShock and knows what's about to happen.

Seeing Rapture before everything went to hell is pretty much worth the price of admission all by itself.

WHO WOULD WATCH THIS!!?

This looks super cool, which is why I'm not watching it.