Infamous vs Infamous: Festival of Blood
Side-by-side comparison of features, pricing, ratings, and alternatives.
Infamous puts you in the shoes of Cole MacGrath, a bike messenger turned conduit of electricity, as he battles a devastated city and its factions. The game blends high‑octane combat, platforming, and moral choices that shape the story and the world around you. Explore a living, reactive metropolis where every decision influences powers, allies, and the city’s fate. With a mix of shooter mechanics, free‑running traversal, and sandbox freedom, Infamous delivers an unforgettable single‑player adventure on PlayStation 3.
Cole MacGrath returns as a blood‑thirsty vampire in a standalone, horror‑themed expansion that reuses the Infamous 2 engine and map. Set during the eerie Pyre Night celebration, the game blends open‑world exploration with beat‑em‑up combat and a spooky narrative told by Zeke Dunbar. The expansion adds new powers, characters, and a comic‑style cutscene creator, while supporting PlayStation Move and removing the series’ traditional karma system to focus on the vampire transformation storyline.
- Deep moral choice system
- Engaging open‑world design
- Varied super‑power combat
- Strong narrative voice
- Unique vampire twist on the Infamous formula
- PlayStation Move integration adds fresh gameplay
- Standalone DLC – no need for the base game
- Rich open‑world with familiar map and new enemies
- Occasional frame‑rate drops
- Limited enemy variety
- Linear mission structure after main story
- No karma system may disappoint series fans
- Vampire powers can feel overpowered early on
- Limited to single‑player only
