Testseek.co.uk have collected 62 expert reviews of the Infamous: Second Son and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Infamous: Second Son.
March 2014
(83%)
62 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: I fired up the game and got right to it. First up is the story, which I actually found to be pretty good for a game of this type even if it does fall for many of the stereotype hero traits here and there....
Published: 2014-04-04, Author: Stephen , review by: avforums.com
Seattle SaviourVisually stunningGood power balanceSuperb animationValue for moneySeattle NightmareWeak mission structureDelsin will divide opinionYou own this Total You want this Total You had this Total inFAMOUS: Second Son PS ReviewSecond Son is an amaz...
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
Infamous: Second Son isn't the killer app that will help PlayStation 4s fly off the shelves that some may hope it is. It is, however, a well-made and polished game with plenty of gameplay options, and lots to see and do – even if repetition hurts some o...
Overall, this is a very solid, and most importantly, fun game and arguably puts it as the best game to be released so far on the PS4. Good game mechanics and amazing visuals are its biggest pluses which is only let down marginally by a relatively straight...
Published: 2014-03-21, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
Open world play, ‘good and evil' replay value, power swap mechanics lend to game's individuality
Repetitious play, linear missions, new powers feel much the same
Superhero powers and shootouts are all well and good, which Infamous: Second Son delivers on aplenty, but it's the variety that lacks. For many it will still define a great game, because despite repetition and some pacing issues it's a title that c...
Original take on the superhero genre, great story and acting, graphically accomplished and wellpresented, freedom to explore a wellrendered Seattle
Difficulty curve can be very challenging at times, checkpoint system can be irritating
Infamous is a highly accomplished game that combines a tremendously fun premise with well-acted characters, next-gen graphical flourishes left and right and an open world of activities that makes Sucker Punch's Seattle shimmer with believability. It's a ...
Published: 2014-02-18, Author: Nick , review by: T3.com
Most advanced smartphone, ever, Isn't hidious, That screen
Costs the same as a Nissan
Considering the price, Sirin Lab's Solarin is clearly a niche prospect, out of reach of most mear mortals.While the design won't be to everyone's tastes, it's certainly a lot less tacky than it could be. It's a very exciting device though, and offers us a...
the story leaves much to be desired, with less emphasis on saving the world' or righting injustice' as might generally be expected with a superhero theme, and more focussed on the acquisition of power and saving Delsin's local townsfolk. The concept of...
Best in class graphics, Excellent dynamic soundtrack, Great voice acting and performance capture, A great showcase for PS4's power;;
It can get repetitive;
It's hard not to like inFAMOUS Second Son for everything it does right, but it's not a perfect game. It has great graphics, and fun gameplay, but the secondary missions are boring and repetitive. The story is very short, but it encourages a second playth...
