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  • H2Yo

    #1

    Fahrenheit/Indigo Prophecy...

    Has anyone played this game? I needed an adventure type game to change the pace of FPS and man, when I got this game I was blown away. It has an awesome sound track, good (not excellent) graphics, sex scenes, weird but great gameplay... I recommend it for everyone!
  • Cdr
    Member
    • Mar 2005
    • 84

    #2
    Re: Fahrenheit/Indigo Prophecy...

    Yeah, I really really liked it.

    Overall a great game and well worth a play.

    (Gotta agree about the soundtrack - some great songs on there)

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    • alkajazz

      #3
      Re: Fahrenheit/Indigo Prophecy...

      Originally posted by Cdr
      Yeah, I really really liked it.

      Overall a great game and well worth a play.

      (Gotta agree about the soundtrack - some great songs on there)
      was it worth the 50 bucks when it first came out?
      i cant wait til i can find it for 10 bucks. like Painkiller.

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      • H2Yo

        #4
        Re: Fahrenheit/Indigo Prophecy...

        It's worth paying full price for yes. In Australia, games are released at around $89.95 mark... Though I saw Xbox 360 Games are going to be $119.95 WTF.

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        • Cdr
          Member
          • Mar 2005
          • 84

          #5
          Re: Fahrenheit/Indigo Prophecy...

          Originally posted by alkajazz
          was it worth the 50 bucks when it first came out?
          i cant wait til i can find it for 10 bucks. like Painkiller.
          imo, yeah, well worth it.

          It was something different at the time from the same old fps.

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          • Grey Fox

            #6
            Re: Fahrenheit/Indigo Prophecy...

            I didn't like it. But thats mostly cause I simply do not like the core gameplay.
            The thing is, I found all the times when you had to punch those buttons fast very very annoying. Because of that you were concentrating more on which button would light up then on whats happening on screen. In most games you react on whats happening in the game, in the story, you see a truck coming to you and you react by going sideways. Here in this game the buttons you have to puch have nothing to do on whats happening on the screen, I just want to follow the story but am forced to puch the buttons. Hence none of the action scenes were fun cause I was busy watching which button to press. Instead of actually rracting to the action. Even worse was when you had to punch the buttons in scenes where the story was told. Like when Agatha is hypnotizing you to remember what happend in the coffe bar.

            Plus in I did not like that they made simple thing unnesesairy complicated, some might say that adds to the immersion, but I like simple things like opneing a door to be done just at the press of a button, I do not like simple things like running or climing to be challanges. I like those thing to go smooth and almost without having to think about them, but complicated and interersting things to be challanges.
            It had a good atmosphere though and great soundtrack. It was original, but original didn't equal fun for me in this case. I'll still take broken sword & grim fandango any day over this game.

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            • Veng3ance

              #7
              Re: Fahrenheit/Indigo Prophecy...

              I have heard this game is really very good. I will have to check it out!

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              • Fullforce

                #8
                Re: Fahrenheit/Indigo Prophecy...

                Bloody Brilliant Game!

                Superb!

                Love it!

                A little short, but its amazing all the way. I love the interactivity and the depth.

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