With the focus entirely on Fetch and her neon powers, Sucker Punch locks us into one power-set and then proceeds to ramp up and vary it in ways that Delsin never could.
Of course, this is DLC, not a brand new game, so allowances need to be made.Īs for the game itself, in some ways, this is a return to the first two Infamous games. This is especially true for sound effects (understandable) and soundtrack. For audio, much of it has been recycled from Second Son.
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Months later, this is still one of the highlights of the PS4 graphics, showing off what the console can do when the focus is given to its potential. The photo mode that was patched in later also appears here for aspiring bullshot artists. The same gorgeous lighting, graphics and unlocked frame rate are all here. In technical terms, this is identical to Second Son. For people that have played the game already-or those that simply don’t care about chronology-this adds some much needed depth and characterization to one of the more interesting characters in the Infamous world.
This DLC explains all of Fetch’s motivations by the time Delsin encounters her, so for people the prefer to have the story unfold in its original order, it’s best to avoid this DLC. This is her story, through and through, and while it’s not as well written as some of the better stories in games today, some a strong performance by Laura Bailey-as Fetch-manages to sell what are otherwise weak scenes. Abigail “Fetch” Walker was the second Conduit (aka person with super powers) Delsin Rowe encountered during his Seattle adventure, and though her background was outlined in Second Son, Sucker Punch saw fit to dedicate First Light entirely to her.
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