It ends almost as quickly as it begins, steadily moving from the introduction to the conclusion with haste, especially if you only play the story missions and all but ignore the side-content. It's a brief story, the main mission line clocking in at 3-4 hours, but an entertaining one nonetheless. The set-up is that Zeke's trying to pick up a lady at the bar, and so he spins a yarn about Pyre night to grab her attention.
The tale is narrated by Cole's close friend Zeke.
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Not being enthusiastic about the idea of becoming a blood-sucker, he has only one night to defeat Bloody Mary to free himself from her grasp, for if he doesn't kill her by sunrise, he'll forever be under her control. Upon awakening, she bits Cole and turns him into a vampire. He's captured, the vampires planning to use his blood (it contains special properties being a conduit - that is, one capable of obtaining superpowers - and all) to revive their leader, Bloody Mary.
While making a run through the Church's underground after hearing about an accident that took place there, electric-powered superhero Cole MacGrath encounters something way unexpected: vampires. Unbeknownst to the town's citizens, however, are the sinister events taking place underground. The streets are alive with parades and bonfires all across the city, giving the place a darker, spookier tone. It all begins on a city even known as Pyre Night, New Marris' way of celebrating Halloween. Infamous: Festival of Blood from Sucker Punch experiments with that idea, delivering a brief, enjoyable standalone adventure on the cheap.įestival of Blood revolves around the city of New Marris being suddenly invaded by vampires. It's basically a more reliable form of downloadable content, since you wouldn't have to limit your customer base to those who own the original game. By c_rakestraw | Review Date: NovemGiven the video game industry's growing fascination with digitally distributed content, it's a wonder we don't see more developers attempt to create separate, standalone installments for popular franchises.
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