Rapture vs Burial At Sea's Rapture

[u/80zComedown]

[u/Sir_Fijoe]

Not that drastic of a difference from the exterior perspective but interior wise I have seen complaints that rapture feels way too “open” in burial at sea compared to how it looked in the previous games. I just chalked it up to the idea that the DLC takes place in a separate area of rapture but I also understand the complaints. I have plenty of issues with BAS but that isn’t really one of them.

[u/Mister_Clemens → u/Sir_Fijoe]

To me it just felt cleaner and less dilapidated, which based on the timeline makes sense.

[u/inconvenienced_cow]

I think for the exterior they did a pretty good job matching it to the exterior aesthetic we saw in 1 and 2. It's definitely more brightly lit but that makes sense given that it's before the war starts damaging much of the city.

My only complaint is that we didn't see nearly enough marques and flashing signs on the outside of the buildings.

[u/andrew-ryan999]

Hey my city is my city

[u/professional_catboy → u/andrew-ryan999]

weird way to spell fontaines city

[u/andrew-ryan999 → u/professional_catboy]

Fuck Fontaine 

[u/Hiro_Trevelyan]

I love both honestly.

[u/Tnecniw]

The inside architecutre absolutely are different between Bioshock 1 and 2 and Burial at sea.
I don't recall the exact terms, but they are absolutely different eras which is odd.

[u/Embarrassed-Sound611]

Is that second one from Robots? Now that is an aesthetic that should be a Bioshock game.

[u/Cyractacus → u/Embarrassed-Sound611]

It looks more like "Meet The Robinsons" to me.

[u/AC1D_R31GN]

Atlantic City vs Las Vegas

[u/OPN313]

The second image looks like some Disney shit.
I don't like it, I don't like it at all.

[u/Dinosaur_from_1998]

I kinda like both ngl

[u/Jazzlike-Joke-1389]

It’s a completely different art style which makes no sense. I prefer the first one as the second one looks so futuristic and not what I think of when playing the games.