You don’t have to complete them in order to finish the level, but doing so shows up on the leaderboard, so if you care about others seeing whether or not you’ve gotten a certain amount of Blue Ribbons (and the DLC is aimed squarely at those people who do care) then you’ll to want to grab them while you can.
The Blue Ribbons are additional extras that allow you to aim for something other than simply killing the enemies. There are a couple of different ways to do this: for example, you could go from the first wave all the way through to the last, just killing all of the different enemies thrown at you, or you could do something much more impressive and attempt to get all of the Blue Ribbons while you’re at it. Within these, the goal is to score as many points as you can and get your name as high on the leaderboard as you possibly can. There are a few different elements to Clash in the Clouds, but the main aspect of the gameplay is centred around the four different challenge maps. It feels good to be back in Columbia, with everything that we loved about it the first time around – the beautifully realised world and vibrant colours, for a start – all making a welcome return, but from the moment you start playing the available challenges, you’ll be wishing that the DLC was just that little bit more substantial. There’s no doubt that the moment you load up the DLC and take control of Booker DeWitt, standing in front of Elizabeth once again, you feel as if you’re home among the clouds.
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That couldn’t happen with BioShock Infinite though, as it contains absolutely zero multiplayer modes – so what did Irrational Games have in store for us? It was recently announced that we would be returning to pre-fall Rapture in a noir-esque series of episodic DLC called “Buried at Sea”, but, before that, we would be heading back to Columbia for a series of challenges entitled “Clash in the Clouds”. There’s a worrying trend in the video game industry whereby, even for primarily single-player games, the DLC included in the Season Pass only encompasses new things for the often tacked-on multiplayer portion. When BioShock Infinite was released, complete with its own Season Pass, people started asking questions almost immediately about what the DLC would be.
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