Every few missions we’re brought back to the present, where Augustine puts Fetch through training missions. I do like how the story is framed as Augustine prodding Fetch to recall her emotional effort to save her brother in flashback sequences. Too many of these missions are repetitive sniper-mode shooting galleries, too. That, and none of the fights against gangsters in First Light stack up against the more spectacular battles to take out DUP Mobile Command Units in Second Son. They’re neat, but not a big deal – I had to go back and check to see if some of these were in Second Son because they didn’t really stand out. There are some combat upgrades too, like neon homing missiles and melee finishers. Male and female players alike should enjoy playing as Fetch, thanks to her strong characterization and entertaining powers.
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Fetch has a few new tricks, like running through swirly pink clouds placed on the streets and rooftops of Seattle for speed boosts – that makes running from point A to point B a little more entertaining, because we have small objectives to go for, and hitting one gives a sense of speed that makes Fetch's normal pace seem like a jog. First Light is an excellent introduction to the inFAMOUS series for new players, and series fans will enjoy this games story and focused gameplay. Maybe that would’ve been less of an issue if Sucker Punch had come up with some really new and interesting stuff to do with the neon powers, but there’s not enough of that here.
The only thing is, it was a bit of a drag to spend about four hours with access to just one power set after playing with four as Delsin. Super speed is a great power, and all the most important aspects, like endless speed, are unlocked from the get-go. The downside is that by putting us only in Fetch’s shoes, First Light limits us to just one of the four Second Son power sets.
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