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I have recently completed Infamous Second Son so here is my review on the game.
Infamous Second Son is a 3rd Person Open World Sandbox game with superpowers, and follows the story of Delsin Rowe. The game takes place in Seattle, and is one of the best looking games on PS4 right now, with excellent lighting effects and texture quality. The powers are simple to use, with a light attack, heavy attack, projectile, melee, and special attack for each power. The four powers are Smoke, Neon, Video and Concrete and all have advantages and flaws. The smoke power is best for attacking small groups of enemies, Neon is best for movement, Video is best for a mix of movement and attacking large groups of enemies and Concrete is the best for combat. The AI is impressive, with the enemies looking for you if they lose sight and actively try to hunt you down. They do act like real soldiers. The story is pretty good, and the karma/morality system makes a very good reason for multiple playthroughs, as they give different endings, and different powers and citizens act differently based on your actions.
All in all Infamous Second Son is a brilliant game and well worth £50.
The only issue with it is the lack of a multiplayer mode.
8/10
Infamous Second Son is a 3rd Person Open World Sandbox game with superpowers, and follows the story of Delsin Rowe. The game takes place in Seattle, and is one of the best looking games on PS4 right now, with excellent lighting effects and texture quality. The powers are simple to use, with a light attack, heavy attack, projectile, melee, and special attack for each power. The four powers are Smoke, Neon, Video and Concrete and all have advantages and flaws. The smoke power is best for attacking small groups of enemies, Neon is best for movement, Video is best for a mix of movement and attacking large groups of enemies and Concrete is the best for combat. The AI is impressive, with the enemies looking for you if they lose sight and actively try to hunt you down. They do act like real soldiers. The story is pretty good, and the karma/morality system makes a very good reason for multiple playthroughs, as they give different endings, and different powers and citizens act differently based on your actions.
All in all Infamous Second Son is a brilliant game and well worth £50.
The only issue with it is the lack of a multiplayer mode.
8/10
