As fan of the previous games in the series inFAMOUS, inFAMOUS 2 and inFAMOUS Festival of blood. This game and fresh storyline along with its graphics took it to the next level. Great use of the PS4 graphics made it even more immersive. wether playing Hero or Villain the choice is yours.

Have played all Infamous games and this is the most fluid one yet. The powers are wicked and the acting is great. Highly addicted to playing this at the moment – My mind boggles to think what Sucker Punch will do next. Must buy, best game yet on PS4.

One of Sony's Playstation 4 big hitters looks set to be the exclusive Infamous: Second Son title, due out in 2014. Ahead of release Pocket-lint got to preview the game in action at this year's E3 gaming expo in Los Angeles, California, and can already confirm that it's looking hot.

While it departs from the first two games' obvious infatuation with comic-book style empowerment, Second Son is still very much a game that encourages you to break free of the shackles and cause some havoc.

+ THAT POWER; + What a beautiful world; + Troy Barker; + Freedom

- Story a missed opportunity

Open-world superhero action games are about freedom and empowerment, and in these regards, Second Son is really impressive. Seattle is a big, beautiful playground for you to stomp around in with a set of devilishly fun and powerful toys at your disposal.

Gorgeous visuals; Fun combat; Diverse powers; Character chemistry

Plot and morality issues

Every kid dreams of having superpowers. Hell, when I was five years old, I tucked a blanket into the back of my shirt, stood in the doorway to my parents' basement, yelled "I'm Superman!" and threw myself down a flight of stairs. Turns out, I couldn't fly.

Fun story and interesting characters; The presentation is magnificent; Creative powers and abilities

Side content not well-developed; Gameplay isn't as 'next-gen' as the visuals; A bit short for an open-world game

Save the Native American tribe to which we belong, or sacrifice them all. Not an easy choice, but nonetheless a choice that will define our experience in Infamous: Second Son. Thanks to Sucker Punch we're once again endowed with powers that would make the X-Men green with envy, and we constantly...

Second Son sticks too close to the InFamous template, and skimps on the next-gen trimmings. There are flashes of excellence, but overall it feels a little too familiar.

Delsin Rowe (Troy Baker) adds life to the story; Combat is often challenging and strategic; Cool visual flourishes

The concept should aspire for more; Poor application of side-missions; Seattle is soulless

inFAMOUS: Second Son has been on my radar since E3 last year. A big reveal to go alongside the announcement of the PS4, I was certainly interested but not nearly as interested as I should have been.

Infamous: Second Son wears its rebellious heart on its sleeve. Brimming with attitude, unrelenting and massive to take in, the game never forgets the most important aspect of game design however, and remains consistently fun.