The Season Pass will include all three add-on packs, and can be pre-ordered today through or at a participating retailer. The BioShock Infinite Season Pass will be available on Mawhen the game is planned to launch, and provide nearly $30.00 of add-on content for $19.99 (PlayStation®Network, Windows® PC) or 1,600 Microsoft Points (Xbox LIVE ® online entertainment network) – a savings of more than 30%. If you nab it early, you get two for the price of one. They have announced that there will be three add-on packs that will provide an unspecified amount of additional gameplay, as well as some new characters, abilities, and weapons. There are a smattering of semi-hidden voxophones that add a little more detail to story of the Lutece twins, and some of the concept art provides a painful reminder that videogame artwork inevitably looks more impressive than what made it to the finished title, but none of these extras are essential.The folks at Irrational are thinking beyond the launch of their upcoming dystopic title, BioShock Infinite. But the latter stages of this DLC would have you believe otherwise. Did you enjoy tackling Ghost Mum in 1999 mode? Of course not. Just as in Infinite, you’ll fight the same bullet-sponge enemies and the same super-quick, practically stun-proof Handymen (sometimes in groups of two at once, joy!) around the same set of skylines. There’s definitely scope for getting the most out of Undertow here.īut that’s not really enough to elevate Clash in the Clouds beyond its somewhat underwhelming existence. The only thing Clash in the Clouds has over the original title in that respect is that it gives players access to certain vigors which don’t crop up until towards the end of Infinite. If you weren’t experimenting with vigors during the main game, you probably won’t feel the need to do it here either. Not a great deal more freedom though, as the arenas you fight in really aren’t very different from the closed arenas that BioShock Infinite forced Booker into. It turns what should be an optional test into a prescriptive set of instructions, and actively works against what appears to be the main intent of this DLC allowing players slightly more freedom to play around with vigors. These are inoffensive enough, but the big BLUE RIBBON CHALLENGE FAILED banner that pops up if you choose not to attempt them acts in the same way as the ‘Memory Synch Failed’ message in Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood.
Maybe by only using vigor traps, or only doing skyline attacks, or getting a possessed enemy to do the work for you. These reward you for completing the segment in a certain way. If you want to scoop up even more money and add a hefty chunk to your score at the same time, then you can attempt the ‘Blue Ribbon Challenge’ on each particular wave.
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You’ll earn plenty of cash simply by doing a single full play-through of each arena. Upgrading every single gun to its full potential might take you a while, but it was only 2-3 hours before I had my preferred set-up and all of the Archaeological hall on display.
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You never lose earned money, so there isn’t too much of a painful grind to unlock and upgrade favourite vigor and weapon combinations. If you die during a wave, you’re given the option to continue (at the cost of a running score,) start again at the opening wave or head back to the main hub. Look, just be thankful Booker doesn’t immediately stuff all these trinkets in his face. Murderin’ folks earns you money to spend on upgrading weapons, buying or upgrading vigors, and unlocking bits and pieces like concept art and character models in the main Archaeological Society hall. You’re given four or five basic vigors to start you off, and between each wave you have access to every weapon in the game (albeit missing their upgrades.) A first successful completion of a wave also grants you either an infusion or a piece of gear. For many (including myself,) this was the weakest part of an otherwise fine title, and Clash won’t do much to change that notion.Įach of the four arenas is based on a location from the game (such as not-at-all-Finkton and absolutely-not-that-bit-outside-the-Hall-of-Heroes) and provides fifteen escalating waves of conflict for Booker and Liz to battle through. A familiar stroll on a well-heeled boardwalk.Ĭlash in the Clouds doesn’t attempt to add anything to BioShock Infinite’s strongest aspects setting and symbolism.
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