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Week Four Of Infamous Second Son's Free Paper Trail DLC Now Available
Delsin Rowe's journey to track down details about mysterious murders in Seattle continues in the fourth week of Infamous Second Son's add-on content.
In the DLC, Rowe discovers another conduit with the ability to manipulate paper. Despite his efforts to catch her, Rowe always comes up short, but she always leaves behind clues about the murders. which task players with visiting infamouspapertrail.com to do decidedly un-super power things like hack e-mail accounts or figure out passcode combinations. It's interesting, atypical DLC. Previous espisodes have placed Rowe in Pioneer Square, the Lantern District, and Georgetown areas of Seattle. This week, players are heading to the Market District.
For more on Paper Trail, Sucker Punch's six weeks of planned add-on content for Second Son, head here or here for an FAQ.
For more Infamous Second Son, click the banner below for when the game was featured on our cover. You can also read our review of Second Son by heading here.
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