It's a nice trip back to Rapture—beautiful, sad, and short. Definitely recommend if you are missing good old BioShock. The story is bonkers, though, but IMO Infinite doesn't make that much sense either. Just enjoy the

Leaning into the noir of it all with Booker was a perfect way to jump us back into a completely new (yet familiar) take on Bioshock. Ken Levine and Irrational can't be beaten on level design and architecture, just

I like that we got to see more of Rapture, but I think Infinite could’ve done without. To me the whole idea of returning to Rapture feels unnecessary. Also, the weird changes, like how the gun inventory works, or that

The story is fart-sniffing by the devs. Didn't we already kill all Comstocks/Bookers at the end of the main game? Why is he still alive? Why does he randomly die again from an enemy we already killed? If elizabeth

This DLC is far too stingy with ammo and other supplies making you hesitant to fire at times unless you're perfectly lining up a head shot or at close quarters with the shotgun. Also oddly changes some button maps from

This is the weakest DLC of the three, but is not by itself bad, just worse than the other two. The biggest flaw: it is really short and definitely not worth the standalone price. As part of the season pass, it is fine,