Levine said that seeing Rapture through the Infinite protagonists’ eyes gave the developer team a fresh way to revisit the series’ history. “It’s a good opportunity to give all of a different feel.” “She’s physically vulnerable, but with a great suite of abilities to deceive and evade her enemies,” Levine said. Putting players in Elizabeth’s head, he said, will actually do a lot for changing the mood of the game, given the character’s tendency to rely more on her wits than on her fighting ability.
“We saw with the way this story is written that it was such the right thing to do.” “In many ways, Bioshock Infinite is the story of Elizabeth,” Levine said. Levine said it wasn’t always in his plans to make Elizabeth a playable character, but after hearing feedback about Bioshock Infinite and working on the expansions, he said that something clicked for the team. That will mark the first time that a Bioshock game will have a playable female protagonist. With “Burial at Sea,” players will have someone new to play with - Elizabeth. There’s no set release date for the extra content yet, but the new additions will give players an opportunity to see the underwater dystopia from the first game, Rapture, at the height of its glory for the first time.
Those craving more time with Bioshock Infinite’s complex and twisting story got just a tease of “Burial at Sea,” which places Bioshock Infinite protagonist Booker DeWitt and his sidekick Elizabeth in the world of earlier games in the series. One of the new episodes, called “Clash in the Clouds,” is available for download on PC, Xbox and PlayStation, while a two-part addition, “Burial at Sea,” is currently in development, said Irrational Games creative director Ken Levine in an interview with The Washington Post. Stepping in to fill the void, game studio Irrational Games announced Tuesday that it’s releasing three new pieces of downloadable content for “Bioshock Infinite” to bring players back to the latest game’s setting, the floating island of Columbia, and eventually back to the setting of the series’ very first game. “Bioshock Infinite” may be the best-selling multiplatform game of the year so far, according to software publisher Take Two, but fans of the game may not have revisited the game much since the weeks that followed its March release.
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