Fahrenheit

2005

Adventure

Fahrenheit is a branching, interactive adventure with time-based event triggers. The story is about a series of mysterious murders in New York City, in which ordinary people kill strangers in public. The main characters uncover supernatural forces behind the crimes during their investigation.

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Adventure

Developer:

Quantic Dream

Publisher:

Atari

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Fahrenheit

2005

Adventure

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Completely ridiculous. But I do admit it has some kitsch charm. Cage is basically a French Kojima who takes himself to seriously (even more than his Japanese counterpart), but there are some very well-paced tense moments which justify the childish script to some extent. All in all, which is generally an enjoyable experience, albeit a blueprint to what would be much more interesting games

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There was something to the whole "supernatural murder mystery where you're both the killer and the cops working against each other, and neither can make sense of things" angle. I don't really mind that it's not as interactive as it would have you think. Still, between the loopy juvenile fever dream of a script, the laughable attempts at "sexiness", and the unending barrage of trivial QTEs for moments big and small, it's ultimately a goofy package of David Cage's most embarrassing tendencies.

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Good game.. Remember liking this one...Forget what the storyline was to this game but was fun too play..All I remember was killing a guy and dragging his body to the toilet..Get a mop and wipe up the blood..Then Police came to investigate and I had to run out of the diner..

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It loses its way from a narrative perspective at a certain point but back in 2005 we weren't tired of this type of game and the storytelling was good until it wasn't. I'd still classify it as a good game.

Rated 01 Oct 2018

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