Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Remastered Reviews

Funniest Game ever made.

I completed this right after completing cyberpunk 2077, so I might have my bar raised a bit too high. Indigo Prophecy starts off strong, but the quick time events get repetitive, it's a movie game so I don't know why we can't just skip those and enjoy the story and cutscenes. Near the end the story just starts falling apart, introducing some elements that make no sense. All the characters are very likeable though, and some of the scenes have a great vibe. Overall it's not that long of a game to experience for yourself so I would recommend it

Начиналось интересно, но к концу скатилось. Сюжет потерял какой-либо смысл, эпизоды едва связаны друг с другом, все концовки одинаковые. QTE бесят невыносимо. Работает игра отвратительно. Оценка: -47.7°C/15 часов кина

Want to learn the origins of David Cage's piss kink and see a ridiculous story unfold? Get ready to actively fight against the game with the most unintuitive controls for long, drawn-out sequences that overstay their welcome. Experience a minimum of 5 crashes in a remaster that mastered the art of having zero quality of life, without even having subtitles in a narrative-driven game. The allure of the weird, interesting story is really strong to get so many people to put up with this awkward torture just to find out what happens.

Great little game with a unique story. One of the only games I hadn't played from Quantic - still holds up (with a few mods).

Controls are horrible but it's a great story, like reading a really really mystery book! I recom

I love old quantic dream stuff. Fahrenheit is a gripping and emotional experience. Lucas's story kept me hooked from start to finish, and the cinematic gameplay made it feel like I was part of a movie. Definitely worth playing!

Played this back in the late 2000s on Xbox, and jumping into the remaster was pure nostalgia. The story, atmosphere, and choices still hold up amazingly well, even with its age showing a bit. If you want a unique, story-driven classic that still hits hard today, this is it.

[b] “One of the few perfect games ever made.” [/b] -Carl Schmitt Where do I even begin? This game pulls no punches. It’s a constellation of contrasting ideas and themes, crystallized into an incredible gaming experience. One moment I was battling primordial entities and uncovering secrets of a lost civilization. Next thing I knew, I was traveling the frigid streets of New York City while engaged in a cutting exploration of race relations in modern America. This game has it all. Mind powers. Love. Snow. Black people. Necrophilia. [b] “Fuck you. Stupid American pig. Buy my game. I fuck your mother.” [/b] -David Cage

It started off pretty well, but as the game went on, it began to feel unpleasant. Don’t get me wrong, but what the f*ck was that ending? Like, are you f*cking serious right now bruh..? The game had so much potential, but somehow they decided to waste it all in the end. I don’t even want to talk about the gameplay. All I’m gonna say is that those ‘LB & RB’ sequences and camera angles were bullsh*t...