Infamous makes the jump to the new generation with a brand new character, but it may not be as good as the previous games. Find out why in our review.

Infamous: Second Son continues Sucker Punch's super hero/karmic choice formula well. While areas like enemies and missions show a lack of variety, the grounded story melds well enough with the amazing powers and “next gen” visuals to form a very solid experience from beginning to end.

Efforts to move the series forward centre more on narrative and characterisation than gameplay, but the strength of Delsin and Reggie's relationship makes it work. Even though the final package feels like a tweak rather than generational improvement, it's a hell of a lot of fun, and that can't...

An action adventure game where surrounded by a society that fears them, superhumans are ruthlessly hunted down and caged by the Department of Unified Protection. Step into a locked-down Seattle as Delsin Rowe, who has recently discovered his superhuman power and is now capable of fighting back...

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It is surprising how fully realized Infamous: Second Son is so early in the PlayStation 4’s life cycle. It cracks the code on what makes Infamous interesting as a series. Sucker Punch finally made a sandbox game with super powers as fun and dynamic as it should be.

It’s the year 2016 and its seven years after the events of Infamous 2 , ( spoiler alert ahead ) and following the self sacrifice of Cole MacGrath, the conduits had a glimmer of hope to live life with some degree of normality alongside us normal humans.

Looks fantastic, Neon powers are a lot of fun, Superb voice cast and soundtrack, Morality system offers at least one more playthrough

Gameplay soon becomes repetitive

inFAMOUS: Second Son deserves all the praise it gets, even though it's been there-done that, it's not been done as well as this before!

A lot of folks were looking at Infamous Second Son as the bellwether of what this generation would hold. It doesn't end up disappointing, combining outstanding visuals with refined gameplay that is a welcome visitor early in this generation.

InFamous has always been an empowering series, allowing you to wreak havoc with your electricity based powers, but InFamous: Second Son takes this further still with new hero Delsin Rowe, who, with his full capabilities, makes previous protagonist Cole McGrath look weak in comparison, and this leap...