Should you play all BioShock in order?

Yes! Order of release, no question. You should play them in order they came out. If you play them out of order the storyline will most likely confuse you.

Do I need to play BioShock 1 before Infinite?

2 Answers. No. Bioshock Infinite’s story is completely separate from that of Bioshock 1+2, which are somewhat tied together. If you are getting the DLC for Bioshock Infinite, play Bioshock 1 + 2 to get a good grasp of the timeline.

What should I play after BioShock?

After the first two Bioshock games, try Final Fantasy 13….My suggestions in order:

Walking Dead.
Beat Tomb Raider.
Beat Infinite again.
If you have a PS3, anticipate The Last of Us. It’s an escort game, but you’re with a 14 year old girl in a post-apocalyptic world. Much like Walking dead, except actual combat gameplay.

How many BioShock Infinite DLC are there?

three expansion packs

How long is BioShock Infinite campaign?

All Styles

Single-Player	Polled	Leisure
Main Story	3.2K	21h 49m
Main + Extras	2.2K	31h 18m
Completionists	323	61h 39m
All PlayStyles	5.7K	55h 06m

What difficulty should I play BioShock on?

Bioshock has a wonderful story. BS1 – Normal for the first go and then Hard. BSI – Normal/Hard for the first time around and then 1999.

Is BioShock Infinite hard to play?

Difficulty. On “normal” mode, Bioshock Infinite isn’t especially difficult. In most games, we’d expect to die a lot. While 1999 mode is a great idea, you have to play the game through to completion first to unlock it.

What is BioShock Infinite 1999 Mode?

1999 Mode is an unlockable mode of gameplay that is more difficult than the “Hard” setting. It can be unlocked by either beating BioShock Infinite for the first time or on consoles by entering the Konami Code (up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B [cancel], A [confirm]) while in the game menu.

How do you beat 1999 mode in BioShock Infinite?

Don’t waste ammo, aim, go for headshots, try to only use weapons that can insta kill.
Reload before collecting ammo.
Always loot enemies and destroyed machines.
Reload before leaving/entering an area, look out for possible ammo tears.
In some cases consider backtracking to collect ammo.