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Make choices to change the future
Surrounded by a society that fears them, superhumans are ruthlessly hunted down and caged by the Department of Unified Protection.
When Delsin Rowe discovers his powers he's forced to run, searching for other superhumans in order to save those he loves from the oppressive D.U.P. now hot on his tail. The choices he makes along the way change the future of everyone around him.
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Review by: shadowshaded (Jeremy)
Dated: 4th of January, 2016
The first thing that gripped me with Infamous second son was the visuals.They are breathtaking and seem to flow so vividly and bright.The lighting is done so well and just adds life into the game.The art work style of the game is just beautiful and leave me to say that the visuals are defiantly the highlight of the game.
The story itself is fairly straight forward and I found at times the dialog was very cheesy and let down moments that could of had more meaning.The main setting for the story also isn't exactly original as it has been done before in comic book stories but infamous second son has its on take on the situation and pulls it off well in its own unique style.
The game is an open world adventure and you can choose how you want to react to and tackle the situations presented to you.I can't really pinpoint any major flaws of this game other than the dialog being a little underwhelming , it is a really fun game that has great game play.The upgrading system of the character is well designed and the enemies AI is actually intelligent.The combat flows very well and the story progresses smoothly.
I would recommend this game as I enjoyed it thoroughly and I can see myself playing it again at a later date.
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