Another advantage the sequel has is the greater control you have over your power choices. One of the key strengths of the first game was that every power was accessible on the controller in real time, never taking you out of the game to equip powers. Rather than have powers that simply improve as you upgrade them, you gain access to variations on your abilities which you can change on the fly. As an example, you can choose to go with the powerful but slow magnum bolt or opt for the rapid fire bolt stream.
These variations on your basic powers give you a lot more freedom to tailor Cole to your preferences or alter your approach based on the situation. The other main element of gameplay is the traversal, and it is just as good, if not better than the combat.
The world of these games may not be super interesting, but moving through them certainly is. Cole is a skilled climber and parkour expert, and that was before he got super powers. The jumping controls are fairly forgiving, with Cole gravitating towards handholds as you simply point him toward them, but the assistance is just enough to make it feel fluid without being cheap.
Eventually Cole is able to grind across wires and on train tracks at rapid speeds and glide through the air. You start with your baseline movement abilities in the second game, and they only get better.
Mission design is always an important aspect of open world games, and the missions in the Infamous games get the job done just fine. Both games have very similar types of missions, and the way they impact the world is identical. Each game has about 40 story missions to go along with 75 or so side missions.
The side missions are all quick and uncomplicated, but they serve their purpose of giving you reasons to engage in the outstanding gameplay. Interestingly, when you complete a side mission it clears that area of the world of enemy activity, so by the end of the game you can move freely about the world without having to worry deal with enemies.
Many open world games suffer from tedious or repetitive side missions, but aside from a handful of repeating objectives and even fewer annoying missions, most missions across both games have merit. The main missions are far longer and more complex than the side missions, with a decent amount of variety and a consistency of interesting opportunities to use your powers.
While both games have standout missions, neither really has a clear advantage over the other, and overall the missions are similarly enjoyable in each game. Infamous and Infamous 2 are among the best playing open world games in existence, but also prime examples of how a game with rock solid framework and some rough edges can be improved upon in a sequel. Take a look! Don't Get Mixed Up Again! Get Dictionary. Name This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
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This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Word of the day. The story is too old to be commented. ChaosKnight d ago No contest. Infamous 2 was much better. Agree 6 Disagree Irishguy95 d ago It's no contest at all, towards the end the gameplay of I1 got repetitive.
Towards the end of I2 the gameplay was better than anything from either game Agree 1 Disagree 8. Baccra17 d ago Infamous 1 was superior. Agree 5 Disagree Sevir d ago I think they both were amazing, Both narratives were strong, and the environments were good for traversal. Agree 1 Disagree 0. PSVita d ago Infamous 1 the better game period and infamous 2 had better mechanics obviously Paul85 d ago Infamous 2 was my favorite eagerly anticipating second son!!! Agree 2 Disagree 6.
Agree 9 Disagree 5. Dark11 d ago I agree. Agree 5 Disagree 2. Beastforlifenoob d ago Yeah Infamous 1 was a more dark game But not downplaying 2 that was also an awesome game and Second Son seems to overtake both Agree 1 Disagree 0.
Dark11 d ago Infamous 1 was the better game. Agree 6 Disagree 4. ChaosKnight d ago How so? Agree 0 Disagree 7. Ilovetheps5 d ago InFamous 1's, setting was just so much better. Agree 3 Disagree 1. PSVita d ago Edited d ago Better: story, voice actor, environment, villains, etc etc. RiPPn d ago Just getting the plat in infamous right now, going to play infamous 2 and blood festival, which have been in my backlog for a while, in preparation for Second Son.
PokemonIsForKings d ago I liked the gameplay of infamous 2 but the story and character development from inFamous 1. Agree 4 Disagree 1. Bobets d ago infamous 1 had better story IMO but Infamous 2 was better than 1 in on every other aspects like graphics,gameplay,variety etc. Agree 2 Disagree 5. Lou Ferrigno d ago Infamous 1 and 2 were amazing in every way.. Spikeantestor d ago I really liked the first inFamous but never got around to the second.
Agree 0 Disagree 0. PersonMan d ago Infamous 2 was more fun for me. Agree 0 Disagree 1. Agree 0 Disagree 2.
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