It's both a great way to get around the town, and a lot of fun, too - running straight into, and up the side of a building never gets old.

First off, she can turn herself into a giant neon stream, granting her both superhuman speed, and the ability to run straight up walls in a big pink blur. Much like in Second Son, Fetch's special power is the control of neon, which she can use in several different ways. There's a whole city at your neon fingertips. This is where the story picks up, as you set out on a quest across Seattle to find your brother, and bring justice to those who kidnapped him. Unfortunately for them, that never happens, as just as they're about to complete one last job, a gang of Russian mobsters, known as the Akurans, attack the boat, and blow it up, kidnapping Brent. Having made it as far as Seattle, the two eked out a living in the underworld, with Brent running missions for gangs to make ends meet, as they saved up for a boat to flee the country. a government organisation that controls (read: imprisons) conduits for the 'greater good'. After an intro that focuses on her troubled upbringing, and the discovery that she was a conduit - a kind of 'gifted' person that has special powers, yet one that society fears - the game explains how her, and her brother Brent, were forced into hiding, as they were hunted down by the D.U.P. Building on the same graphics engine, environments and characters as the first game, First Light aims to offer everything the original game did, for half the price - although it's the lack of variety that lets it down.Д¬entring the story about one of the stars of the original game, the rebel-with-a-pretty-good-cause, 'Fetch', First Light is a prologue that tells us a little bit more about the flame haired star, and how she came to be in Seattle. Rather than holding half the game back so they can sell it on to you later for ВЈ20 a pop as a season pass, First Light instead seems like more of a response to a game that's done better than expected (perhaps because it has such little competition so far on the PS4).

Still, if nothing else, First Light is a return to how expansion packs used to be. While one half, the story mode, offers everything the first game offered in a slightly smaller package, with more collectibles, more quests, more great writing, more fantastic characters, and another chance to explore every nook and cranny of the unusually small rendition of Seattle, the other is a generic 'survive the waves of enemies' rigmarole, that, while it's fairly fun for a while, probably won't keep you coming back for more. Which Animal Crossing Character Are You?Дivided up into two halves, Infamous: First Light is a game of polar opposites.How many Harry Potter characters can you name from their PS1 renditions?.Play quizzes, win prizes! Test your knowledge with our quizzes, and you could win ВЈ/$/в‚¬ 20 of PSN/XBL/eShop/Steam credit!

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