This is a direct story about Fetch with no influences over what she does next. The difference in comparison to most Infamous games is that thereвЂ™s no mortality system in play. All the way through the campaign, youвЂ™ll have strong expectations of whoвЂ™s going to die, whoвЂ™s going to be betrayed and how things ultimately turn out. The story itself is a little predictable, and not in the sense that we already knew about her brother. After a mess with the Russian mob, Fetch finds out her brother has been kidnapped and she must help this scummy looking fellow named Shane to get him back. The story takes place both right before the events of Second Son and two years even further as Fetch recalls her previous encounters with devious and powerful Seattle drug lords. We knew she had her own inner demons, mainly involving drugs and the death of her brother, but this standalone DLC helps explain her situation a little bit better, and how she became who she is. Infamous: First Light explores the events prior to Second Son, centering on former supporting character Abigail Walker, or better known as Fetch. The neon glows bright with this one, as we get a taste of even more supernatural talents, and a story that can only be described as depressing. As the Bellevue-based company has done with their last Infamous title, a standalone short story has been released digitally, this time giving us a taste of the ever so charming Fetch.

It has been half a year since Infamous: Second Son hit the PlayStation 4, offering breathtaking visuals and compelling super powers, but Sucker Punch Productions doesnвЂ™t want to stop there.

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