Indigo Prophecy

1. DG

   Dec 30, 2009

   10

   People seem to keep ragging on the game play, and while the simon says circles aren't highly exciting, you have to realize that this is People seem to keep ragging on the game play, and while the simon says circles aren't highly exciting, you have to realize that this is an adventure game, a genre that has historically been completely point click. The point of an adventure game is generally story, with most actual game play being dominated either by puzzles, or in this case, rapid decision making in stressful situations -- where the results can largely affect the story. Action sequences involving the colored circles I felt made the player feel the intensity of the situation -- and to keep you focused and engaged to intense cut-scenes without distracting you from them. This is a rather revolutionary adventure game in that it is dominated by decision making that actually has real affect on the plot. I found this game to be more gripping and exciting than many action games, because making the wrong decision in this game can have negative and irreversible consequences for my character that are not just 'you're dead, respawn and try again.'… Expand

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2. Aaron31uk

   Jan 12, 2016

   10

   one of the best games ive ever played cleverly done I wish more games were made like this there are many different endings you need patienceone of the best games ive ever played cleverly done I wish more games were made like this there are many different endings you need patience but it all pays off with a good story… Expand

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4. Sorry15

   Aug 4, 2012

   9

   The most cinematic game played in a long time. You are the main character, you make the story and you remain amazed by a game so good. ThatThe most cinematic game played in a long time. You are the main character, you make the story and you remain amazed by a game so good. That cold, sad atmosphere is brilliant supported by snow, amazing soundtrack and by far the same attitude in story. I can only fell a little disappointed by it's SF going, but with such gameplay, atmosphere and story, I can't love this game and put it in the top of my all time favorite games (side by side with a few others)… Expand

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5. Staiko79sta

   Oct 17, 2005

   8

   Having played and finished this game, their are a few points I 'd like to add. Firstly ,it has been a (positive) very pleasant Having played and finished this game, their are a few points I 'd like to add. Firstly ,it has been a (positive) very pleasant adventure-action game with a great graphics-camera engine which (negative) unfortunately was quite short for its money. It started of with a (positive) very nice scenario which however bacame quite (negative) complex with too much fantasy and clan bits at the end. It has an (positive) excellent decision making engine during the game in addition to a (negative) poor and a little boring action engine (its too easy I'd say). As one can see the game has several positve aspects that are followed by negative. However in general, the game offers a new style and mixture to its genre that leaves a pleasant feeling to its buyer-player. In the end, one will definitely feel that much effort has been put in this game and that is why i 'll give it an 8.… Expand

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6. Trisquel

   Oct 18, 2013

   8

   Quantic Dream went off to a good start in the mass gaming market with Indigo Prophecy, aka Fahrenheit. The story was morbid, unique, engaging,Quantic Dream went off to a good start in the mass gaming market with Indigo Prophecy, aka Fahrenheit. The story was morbid, unique, engaging, and hit just enough high notes early on and mid-game to compensate for the trainwreck that it would become near the every end. The characters were well written and believable, and the world that was built by Quantic felt very real and life-like for the most part. At the time it was released, the game was truly innovative and both the director, David Cage, and his studio were hailed as "visionaries" and propelled to celebrity status in the gaming industry. Their "visionary" status would continue to be held in high regard with the release of 2009's Heavy Rain for the PS3, which resembled IP/Fahrenheit in terms of plot, but also differed from it by revolving the story around a murder mystery (rather than having the perpetrator identified from the very beginning as the main protagonist as in IP/Fahrenheit). Both games were well-earned commercial and critical successes for the studio, and both are well worth a playthrough for any serious gamer.… Expand

   • 0 of 2 users found this helpful
7. letter_n

   May 20, 2018

   5

   The story starts out good but suffers from poor pacing at the end. The controls are broken. Some parts work better with a gamepad but simpleThe story starts out good but suffers from poor pacing at the end. The controls are broken. Some parts work better with a gamepad but simple things like climbing become impossible. In order to complete the game I had to keep switching controls.
   
   Also the action sequences are all over-layed with QTEs, which is the laziest gameplay mechanic and not fun to play. Considering Quantic Dreams previous work on Nomad Soul this game was a huge let down. But the story, despite poor pacing, was enough to make the game somewhat enjoyable.… Expand

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8. Bluebottle

   Sep 6, 2014

   0

   The worst piece of **** in the world. Do not play it, do not buy it, do not even look at it. If you look at it, you better gouge your eyeballsThe worst piece of **** in the world. Do not play it, do not buy it, do not even look at it. If you look at it, you better gouge your eyeballs out, otherwise the **** SPACE ALIEN A.I. MONSTERS WILL COME FOR YOU.… Expand

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