Indigo Prophecy

Quantic Dream · Oct 2, 2005

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A port of Indigo Prophecy originally released on PS2, enhanced with up-rendering, rewind, quick save, and custom video filters. Indigo Prophecy is the first interactive drama created by Quantic Dream, the makers of Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls. In this paranormal thriller, New York City is stunned by a series of mysterious murders that follow the same pattern: ordinary people become possessed and kill absolute strangers in public. Play both sides of this breathtaking murder conspiracy and uncover the supernatural forces behind these crimes.

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Critic reviews

Game Zone
jkdmedia · Oct 19, 2005
9.3
Indigo Prophecy is one of those rare gems that claims to do something and then actually does it. It's not a terribly big budget epic; it's like that smaller, incredibly well-done indie movie that raises the bar with a great core concept and striking attention to detail throughout. Don't let this one go unnoticed.
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GameSpot
Alex Navarro · Oct 07, 2005
8.4
Not everyone is going to love the way this game plays (especially if you're forced to do it with a mouse and keyboard setup), but anybody with a love for good storytelling and the adventure genre will find Indigo Prophecy to be an original and enlightening experience.
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IGN
Charles Onyett · Sep 20, 2005
8.3
Indigo Prophecy is not a perfect game. There are camera and control issues, the graphics aren’t stellar, and the action sequences can be imprecise at points. However, the game’s sound, story, and characters are so strong, and the variety of situations players will find themselves in is so large, that at no point is this a boring play experience.
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jeuxvideo.com
Jihem · Sep 22, 2005
7.5
Avec Fahrenheit, Quantic Dream réussi un double pari. Il réalise un jeu ne ressemblant à aucun autre et nous prouve dans la foulée que le succès de The Nomad Soul n'était pas un coup de bol. Original dans sa façon d'aborder son scénario, innovant dans son gameplay et enrobé d'un sentiment de liberté assez excitant, le titre semble presque trop parfait.
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