We gain an insight into her past, in particular Fetch’s troubles with drug taking, which anyone who has played Second Son would know plays a big part in why she agrees to help Delsin Rowe. While this is quite a simple premise, it is well told and helps the player better understand Fetch’s motives within inFAMOUS: Second Son. This event forms the main objective of inFAMOUS: First Light, rescue your brother from the hands of the Akurans. Unfortunately things go south when the two are just about to escape on a boat, when a Russian gang known as the Akurans appear and kidnap Fetch’s brother. inFAMOUS: First Light is a prequel that takes place two years before the events of the main game and puts you in the shoes of Fetch, a conduit who with the help of her brother, wants to escape Seattle and in turn, the clutches of the D.U.P. We didn’t take much of a liking to Delsin Rowe in Second Son so when it was announced that inFAMOUS: First Light would focus on Delsin’s charismatic side-kick Fetch, we couldn’t wait to sink our teeth into the game.
Much like what inFAMOUS: Festival Of Blood was for inFAMOUS 2, inFAMOUS: First Light is a standalone game that ties into the plot of inFAMOUS: Second Son, however it can be enjoyed by existing fans and newcomers to the series. We wanted Sucker Punch to experiment and implement new mechanics and features into the PlayStation 4’s first big exclusive title, but now they get a second shot at doing that, in inFAMOUS: First Light.
#INFAMOUS FIRST LIGHT GAMES SERIES#
The last time we visited Sucker Punch’s Seattle was five months ago in the form of inFAMOUS: Second Son, a game that was enjoyable but played it far too safe and stuck to what makes the series good.
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