Fahrenheit (PS2)

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 is an action game for the Playstation 2 devleloped by Atari. The story of Fahrenheit takes place through multiple perspectives, your main characters are Lucas Kane who one night goes into a trance and ends up murdering someone in a diner. His story follows the hunt to find out what on earth possessed him to go into the trance and prevent himself from breaking down, it starts off really interesting but ends up going crazy with oracles and supernatural demons and whatnot. You also play as two police officers, Officer Tyler Miles and Lieutenant Carla Valenti and there story follows the hunt for the killer. Playing both sides of the story is really an ...  Read the complete review

When buying a game, rare are the moments where more than a cursory glance at the packaging is required to suss where a game is 'coming from'. All too frequently, the section of your chosen format presents itself as a mosaic of bland sequels, invariably incorporating sport, guns or cars in that order. In a gaming context Fahrenheit appears somewhat left-field, and ultimately is how it secured a place in my games collection. TREATED LIKE STEAK BEFORE HE COULD SHAKE Fahrenheit's opening gambit is to depict a brutal knife attack in the gents' toilets of a downtown New York diner. The killer, clearly possessed by some other-worldly force, emerges from a ...  Read the complete review

In Fahrenheit, you play Lucas Kane, a man who was simply eating at a restaurant when he become possessed and murdered a man in the bathroom. From here, the game becomes a desperate struggle to get away with it, whilst two cops, Tyler and Carla, are giving chase and firmly on his trail. Visually, this is a very impressive game. The animations are also expertly rendered, and given how much of the game comprises cut scenes and 24-style box-framing, this is very important. It's a highly cinematic title, and you'd be right in thinking that director David Cage resembles a frustrated filmmaker. The voice acting is a little rickety in places, which doesn't really help ...  Read the complete review

see its based on u the main carrector who has a evil demoned which posessis him an make him kill but wen he wakes up from the slum of it he dosent no wats happend so as u do u run. with this game ul find it wierd to play an the controlles oh my god the so messed up trust but ul get use to them u need to find ur way around to make u own film an end its all but be sure u dont let it play with ur mind as it will make u bored so just enjoy it as much as u can cos i ...  Read the complete review