HOW FAR WILL YOU GO TO SAVE SOMEONE YOU LOVE?
Experience a gripping psychological thriller filled with innumerable twists and turns. Spanning four days of mystery and suspense, the hunt is on for a murderer known only as the Origami Killer - named after his macabre calling card of leaving behind fo...
Experience a gripping psychological thriller filled with innumerable twists and turns. Spanning four days of mystery and suspense, the hunt is on for a murderer known only as the Origami Killer - named after his macabre calling card of leaving behind folded paper shapes at crime scenes. Four characters, each following their own leads and with their own motives, must take part in a desperate attempt to prevent the killer from claiming a new victim.
You need to think fast and act even faster, as every choice and move you make can result in dramatic, game-changing consequences – and even determine who lives… and who dies.
How this story ends is entirely up to you.
FOUR CHARACTERS, FOUR PERSPECTIVES
The award-winning storyline puts you in control of four distinct characters who are each following their own leads in a desperate search for a missing person.
ACCESSIBLE AND INTUITIVE CONTROLS
Not limited by gaming conventions, the uncomplicated HUD keeps you deeply immersed in the storytelling and features controls for both gamepad and keyboard/mouse players.
FULLY OPTIMIZED FOR PC
The classic title is brought to PC with stunning visuals including 4K resolution and 60 fps framerate.
this is one of the greatest games. but without controller support, this is unplayable with mouse and keyboard. what where they thinkin?
the epic and steam version of this game fully supports controller. so this was a waste of money.
When it comes to videogames, player choice is usually touted as a bullet point in many games, and most of the time is nothing but an illusion. Yes, you can choose to do a few different actions, but they either don't impact the story at all or they merely offer a different color of the same thing. Telltale games are famous for this, where even if you think you've made a difference the story will later invalidate it.
The reason for this is that it's very hard to accommodate every possible choice and still be able to tell a coherent and well-paced story. This is why Telltale games are praised for their storytelling and not the gameplay. They're (usually) not willing to sacrifice their writing for gameplay.
Then there's Quantic Dream, by infamous David Cage. Their games usually take the opposite approach: let gamers make their choice on how the story will develop and no cheating this time: you make a choice and it stays with you. You let a character die and the story will continue without them. While this seems like a dream the flip side is that the writing suffers A LOT.
Heavy Rain is a mystery game, and it's very hard to write such a thing and keep it making sense while offering a lot of choice, but the game almost gets away with it. Sure, it has to cheat a lot, but some of it isn't really apparent until a second playthrough. And despite its issues with writing seeing the story develop differently depending on your choices feels quite rewarding. It absolutely relies on you not examining things too closely, though, so you'll enjoy it much more if you just go along for the ride, because the moment you start analyzing things it will all fall apart real quick.
If you must play a Quantic Dream game, it must be this one. As a matter of fact, it should probably be the only one, since it's all downhill from here.
OTHER PLATTFORMS OFFERS CONTROLLER SUPPORT. DONT BUY THIS CRAPPY PORT.
I didn't refund, because I believed I could adjust ... no lost every single quick time event.
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