See The Achievements List And First 5 Minutes Of Bioshock Infinite: Burial At Sea
The first major piece of story-based DLC for Bioshock Infinite is heavily-anticipated, and sees a welcome return to the undersea world of Rapture. To whet the appetites of gamers even more, the full Achievement list has been released, as well as a new video that lets gamers see the opening few minutes of the add-on.
Here is the full Acievement / Trophy list:
Down in the Briney
Took a Bathysphere ride in Burial at Sea – Episode One.
• XBL: 25 Points
• PSN: Bronze
Burial at Sea
Completed Burial at Sea – Episode One.
• XBL: 50 Points
• PSN: Silver
Audio Enthusiast
Collected all Audio Diaries in Burial at Sea – Episode One.
• XBL: 50 Points
• PSN: Silver
Fully Equipped
Purchased any two upgrades for Old Man Winter or Radar Range in Burial at Sea – Episode One.
• XBL: Ten Points
• PSN: Bronze
Confirmed Luddite
Destroyed ten Turrets in Burial at Sea – Episode One.
• XBL: Ten Points
• PSN: Bronze
Cook and Serve
Made five enemies explode with the Radar Range in Burial at Sea – Episode One.
• XBL: Ten Points
• PSN: Bronze
Chain Reaction
Damaged 15 foes with an exploding enemy, using the Radar Range in Burial at Sea – Episode One.
• XBL: 50 Points
• PSN: Silver
Break the Ice
Shattered five enemies who had been frozen with Old Man Winter.
• XBL: Ten Points
• PSN: Bronze
Snowball Effect
Froze two enemies with the same Old Man Winter trap.
• XBL: Ten Points
• PSN: Bronze
Going Places
Rode the tram in Burial at Sea – Episode One.
• XBL: 25 Points
• PSN: Bronze
These achievements do reveal a few new nuggets of information – such as the new skills and attacks that will be at your disposal throughout the DLC – but none of them are downright spoilers. That is more than can be said of the video that has also been released 0 that shows the opening five minutes of Burial At Sea, and shows many spoilers. The DLC still has no release date, but is due before the end of the year.
Watch the spoiler-ridden first five minutes of the DLC below (you have been warned):
Robin Parker
If I'm not playing on a good Adventure Game - still longing for the long-past Golden Age of the genre, when Lucasarts and Sierra ruled supreme - you might find me searching for a local arcade, in the hopes that it still houses titles such as Sunset Riders or WindJammers.
