Levine isn't saying yet how much that feedback might affect Booker and Elizabeth's trajectory in the Burial at Sea episodes, though at one point he does drop some hints about Episode Two, in which we'll be able to play as Elizabeth herself. It wasn't, and that's awesome, rather than hearing "Who cares?"
And we knew it wasn't necessarily going to be positive across the board. Ultimately we made a game where we wanted people to respond. That's a good thing about creative works: there are lots of diffrernt interpretations. I'm so glad that people cared enough to really be upset about it one way or another. I was honestly so glad that there were so many people having strong opinions about something that we made. At the same time I appreciate the criticisms. "It's a dark, violent world," adds Dowling. In a way, you're challenged by your own success. And I don't think it's the level of violence, I think it's the level of characterization that's the problem. The problem is that we've gotten good enough at making these believable characters that there's a bit of tension there.
I like gameplay, I'm a person who likes games. And the problem is that gamplay, that sort of thrilling visceral experience, it's completely unrealistic! It's gameplay. And you're seeing more and more of that, such as in the Walking Dead game.
The relationship between Booker and Elizabeth, we try to dig in and make something really true and emotional and connective. "The challenge here is that we keep pushing on the narrative side. Chaos and horror haven't yet descended on Rapture, but it's unlikely that things will stay that way for long: Booker's narration in the trailer says darkly, "We were all buried at sea - we just didn't know it yet." Along with a shiny, pre-apocalyptic Rapture, Irrational says Burial at Sea gameplay "has been modified to give the player an original BioShock combat experience that merges the best parts of BioShock and BioShock Infinite: new weapons, new Plasmids/Vigors, Tears, Sky-Lines, and Big Daddies."Īs he builds a new story that will contribute to what we know about Booker and Elizabeth, Irrational's Creative Director Ken Levine is well aware of how some people responded to the disconnect they felt between the gameplay and story in BioShock Infinite.
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