decisions feel like they actually matter, i got locked out of multiple decisions because im playing on hard and lucas would just k*ll himself over the smallest thing. everyone that complains about the "long" quick time events are just bad at the game, grow up. you telling me ur gonna ♥♥♥♥ on a game where u can hoop vs a white guy in a knicks jersey while playing james brown in the background, clearly a 10/10. the only thing that made the game bad was that they cut tyler out of it and somehow lucas got ghost sperm? explain it devs, anyways 9/10 persona 5 could never come close this peak game design and story telling


also if your save is "corrupted" or "lost" do this

open the game, press "chapters", pick any chapter and choose "play chapter without saving"
hit escape and quit to main menu
you can now press continue and your save is right there

Fahrenheit is a game about people who are in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Fahrenheit is the first interactive movie created by the Quantic Dream studio, at least as far as I know.

I've known about this game since I was a kid, my mom used to play it on our PS2 when I was 6 and cant finish it because of job, and then the console was sold, so now I'm really glad we were able to play it together.

From the very beginning, I thought it was a game about a simple guy who lost his mind and was under the influence of alcohol or drugs, but in reality everything turned out to be much more complicated, with elements of mysticism and magic, I can't say that I'm disappointed by this, but I would not be against the first option.

Maybe my opinion will be biased, because I have very pleasant memories with this game, but I will try to write everything as it is.

The plot in the game is not the most interesting, but it is presented perfectly, moments when we see the situation from the face of two or more characters at the same time, or the main character begins to see visions, gave me goosebumps.

The gameplay is quite interesting for an interactive movie, I played with keyboard and mouse so I will speak for the controls, I liked the idea of ​​moving the mouse in different directions for specific actions, the qte are not bad, but when you die near the end of a particularly long one it can be very boring to go through it the second time, the camera control is like in old games (which it is), it may not be convenient for someone, but I got used to it very quickly.

I'm not interested in the graphics, so I can't say anything about it, but it seems to me that it's not bad for 2005 (I don't know if it was changed in the remaster, so I took the date of the first release)

So, Fahrenheit is not a bad game, especially if you take it as a first try in this genre, from this studio I've only played it and Detroit on PS4, and I think it's not bad, especially for its discounted price, I advise everyone to check it out the first game from the studio and I give it 8\10.

This is it. This is the greatest game in the world.