Game Info Title = Fahrenheit (Called Indigo Prophecy in USA) Genre = Action Puzzle Adventure Developer = Quantic Dream Publisher = Atari Players = 1 Player Online = No Age = 15+ Memory Usage = 180KB Minimum Released = September 2005 --------------------------------------------------------------- Snow, New York, murder, blood, supernatural, thriller, adventure, magic, voodoo, matrix moves, powers, nightmares, visions, stealth, investigates, angels, tramps, boxing, basketball, ice skating, dancing, nudity, sex, insane asylum, mad people, flashbacks and much more is included here. What more could you want in ...  Read the complete review

== FAHRENHEIT == Fahrenheit is one of my all time favourite games mainly because it offers gamers something different. The game is a cinematic adventure video game that was developed by Quantic Dream and published by Atari. Fahrenheit has the best opening to a game, it features some of the best gameplay and it has one of the most thrilling and intense storylines. Almost everything about the game had me addicted when I was playing it and at first when the game came out it didn't really appeal to me. The game was released back in 2005 for the original Xbox, PC and of course the PS2. Fahrenheit isn't just an adventure game and at first most of the game is normal but ...  Read the complete review

The list of games that genuinely scare me are slim to none, but Fahrenheit is one of them. I was immersed in this amazing storyline from the opening scenes and from there, I was immediately hooked. I saw this as arguably one of the most unique games I have ever played. I had actually played Heavy Rain beforehand and I still considered this a masterful game by going back a generation prior to play it. I honestly believe that other than Heavy Rain, there is no other game like this, and I actually found this to be as immersive, and even more terrifying, than Heavy Rain. The storyline will penetrate the depths of your mind. It is somewhat supernatural, but not ...  Read the complete review

Fahrenheit is another cult PS2 game that is more of an interactive movie than the kind of conventional game-playing experience that one would normally expect and which tries desperately to be something uniquely different. On this level, it succeeds but I am doubtful as to whether the game as a whole is a perfect success... A series of murders is rocking New York and, as the game opens, you play Lukas Kane who finds himself an unwilling participant in one such murder! As it turns out, all the killings are being performed by perfectly ordinary people. As Lukas Kane, and later Police Detectives Carla Valenti and Tyler Miles, it is your job to discover the truth ...  Read the complete review

***also on ciao under same username*** Fahrenheit could be described as the most succesful interactive movie game on a console thus far. I purchased this sometime in 2007 and my first thoughts on it was that isn't wasn't anything special. However it was unique in the sense that I hadn't played anything like it previously but at some points I found the story hard to follow. Even though it was a little confusing at first it intrigued me and is now in my collection of classic games. The Plot Farenheit opens with a man clutching a knife in a toilet cubical. It doesn't sound to pleasent, eh? Well it gets just a little bit ...  Read the complete review