L.G.C. |Reviews| — Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Remastered

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Game: Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Remastered
Webzone: http://store.steampowered.com/app/312840/
https://www.fahrenheit-game.com/?age-verified=bb982f5772
Devel: Ass-pyre
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Price: €8.99/$9.99

Wazzat: Originally released in 2005, Fahrenheit (known as Indigo Prophecy in North America) was a breakthrough in interactive narrative. This newly remastered edition features updated textures in HD, full controller support, and is based on the uncut /and uncensored international version of the game.

Makes with the working

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Solid 89/100 FERPS @ 3480×2160

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I’m looking forward to the advanced video options DLC
- You can set the graphics to custom and it’ll let you edit further.
The game seems to be locked at 100 FPS for me
- It is capped at 100.
  - Thank you sherlock. Couldn’t have figured that one out

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the menu is utterly fucked.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1rKUJZAgiIiNWZrMVRUVFFWZmc/view?usp=sharing
had to go to the aspyr folder to configure it to window mode.
I finally got the game running properly by shutting off Steam overlay

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Shiny / Sounds

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This game was built for the PS2 and Xbox ..it shows
Nice textures wrapped around bad (even for the time) models.
Some of the animation rigging is FK all LOL
Sounds are fine. Voice acting passable.
Yeah, I get it. It’s an interactive movie. Sadly whoever “directed” scene cuts never visited film school.

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The underruns are wonderful in a dialogue heavy game like this
Like Venn said, remaster or no, it’s very clearly a PS2 Game
Voice acting is decent

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All characters move like they’re from Morrowind!
If you look at their walking animations, outside of cutscenes, they all have that very 2002 walk.
The high res textures are jarring on what looks like a very, very old “game”.
- Regardless of how shiny the paint job, it looks absolutely old.
The voice acting is absolutely cringe-worthy at times.

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About as nice as you can get for remastering a game that came out 10 years ago.
not too impressed with the looks but. I had never played the game before so it was worth trying it out.
what’s with Theory of a Dead Man soundtrack?

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Control

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Everything “worked” /w the Xclone in Big Picture
Controls are hit-or-miss e.g. sometimes I can walk right up to a door organ and BAM …open. Other times it takes a bit of random flailing
Dat FK ALL busted camera of randomness. Really!
L/R might pan or OR (get this) hard cut depending on the scene.

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Quick time events! The Game!
The controls are fine until you try to finely navigate certain areas
I dunno, the controls don’t really work with an 360 controller. Maybe they’re better with a PS2 one
- Its a little better, but the menus are still hella innacurate

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This was a PS2 game
- I remember, I played the demo on my PS2!
The binary choice pop up dialogs, cannot be navigated with the controller.
How do you mess up the controller scheme on a game that was DESIGNED for controllers?
Have I ever mentioned how much I hate QTE’s?

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zero issues with controllers working right out of the box.

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FUN

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Interactive movie is ZzzzzzzzzzzZZZZzzzzzzzzzzz ……interactive
Seriously is this FK colour blind people /w quicktime events ..the game?
I don’t hate the “game” I hate the whole concept of interactive movies.
This loathing started /w Night Trap.

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It’s fun to make everyone as incompetent as possible
I also like to watch the in game models attempt to do things like open doors and drink without even coming into contact with each other
However, the story didn’t hook me, and I really don’t want to know what will happen to these annoying fucking characters

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I refuse to endorse a “game” made by someone like David Cage.
- He is very clearly a Hollywood reject director, who sees video games as a way to push his movie scripts without having to put himself under the scrutiny of movie critics.
- Unfortunately for him, video game critics can be bigger arseholes than most movie critics.
I also hate the fact that the game keeps telling me how to feel.
- You don’t need to tell me how I’m supposed to feel. If you’re a competent game dev, you can actually MAKE me feel good or bad.

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