Infamous: Second Son builds on the best of the previous games in the series, even while mired in repetition.

Switching powers keeps things fresh; Moving around the city is a blast; Challenging; but balanced fights

Repetitive sidequests; Missed opportunities in the story; Somewhat generic story missions

Second Son's gorgeous visuals, fun powers, likeable main character and its beautiful, well-realised open world make it the best PS4 game released so far.

Despite some flaws with combat, climbing and repetition, inFamous: Second Son is a worthy successor to the series and one that looks great on PS4. The open world of Seattle is great to explore and the choices between good and evil open up the game for at least a second playthrough.

This man has two suns, his name is deslin rowes. The main character of Infunmouse he special powers like a superman and can fly with the sky.

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InFamous: Second Son is the latest installment in the super powered action franchise featuring an all-new protagonist, Delsin Rowe, with all new powers, and set in a new city.

There are times when I wish I could simply issue a one-word review. In the case of inFamous: Second Son , that word is obvious from the get-go; it’s a word that permeates every last nook and cranny of the

It has been a rough start for Sony and Microsoft's newest platforms. While sales remain strong, exclusive software has come in at a trickle at best. Neither platform possesses an exclusive game of the quality most would consider a system seller.

Infamous is a good game with a few flaws, but those flaws don’t stop you from enjoying your powers.

Title: inFamous: Second Son Genre: Action-adventure Publisher: SCE Developer: Sucker Punch Productions Platform(s): PlayStation 4 Price: INR 3,999 [dropcap]E[/dropcap]very now and then I wonder [...]

Seattle is terrifically realised as the game's main playground. If nothing else, Sucker Punch use the PS4's grunt to build a richly detailed and vibrantly coloured facsimile of their own hometown.