PlayStation 2

Indigo Prophecy

Description

Indigo Prophecy (Fahrenheit in Europe) is a psychological thriller, in which you play 4 different characters on both sides of a murder - the killer and those who are trying to find him.

The game begins as Lucas Kane, the main character, who, under the control of an unknown force, uncontrollably murders a complete stranger in a New York City diner. As the game progresses you will also play Lucas' brother Markus Kane, who became a priest, as well as the police detectives investigating the murder, Carla Valenti and Tyler Miles.

You will play through 44 fast-paced chapters as this paranormal adventure unfolds. Good reflexes and hand-to-eye coordination are necessary to get through the many action sequences. You'll be able to explore the environment and interact with it, and many tasks have a time limit and will require you to act quickly.

Alternate Titles

• "靛青预言" -- Chinese spelling (simplified)
• "全面失控" -- Chinese spelling (traditional)
• "Fahrenheit" -- European/Australian title

Part of the Following Groups

• Law enforcement
• "Simon says" games
• Technology: amBX

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User Reviews

An immersive, deep, emotional game that will keep you at the edge of your seat	Matt Neuteboom (941)
Different from the rest...	Ocram (8)
Strong Start, weak finish.	Nicolas Nadeau (3)
A unique game with a gripping, thrilling and interesting storyline.	Thorpe (26)
Probably one of the best games out there...	Daniel Allen (15)

The Press Says

Digital Entertainment News (den)	Nov 05, 2005	9.6 out of 10	96
Pelit	Sep, 2005	90 out of 100	90
GamingExcellence	Nov 15, 2005	8.7 out of 10	87
Next Level Gaming	Oct 24, 2005	86 out of 100	86
Gaming Target	Nov 22, 2005	8.5 out of 10	85
PSX Extreme	Oct 24, 2005	8.5 out of 10	85
G4 TV: X-Play	Mar 28, 2006		80
Pro-G	Sep 21, 2005	8 out of 10	80
Computer Bild Spiele	Apr 04, 2007	2.29 out of 6	74
Yahoo! Games	Oct 02, 2005		70

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Trivia

Fahrenheit was first announced as an episodic game. With this business model, Quantic Dream wanted to sell the game at a budget price, and then release monthly episodes and half-yearly bundles. This concept allowed for cliff-hangers, red herrings, mysteries, and surprises, with a new build-up in hype every month. Ultimately, they did not go along with it and released the game as a whole, at a regular price.