FILM NOIR PAR EXCELLENCE GAME

Who here shooting and jump orgies expected is completely false. Here you meet the unofficial successor to the Game Fahrenheit on the PS2 and the PC, which has not distinguished itself by continuous action, but with a deep history and an innovative, quiet game, the more like an interactive movie.

What you get served is an exciting thriller with unique characters and very solid and complex storyline. Centerpiece are Quick Time Events (QTE's, where you should enter a specified key sequence on the pad as soon as possible on the screen) and dialogue options that can influence the story depending on the result. Must be taken desöfteren moral Enrscheidungen, some personally really hurt and touching human but which can just recognize the profundity of this one Games.

Crime scenes for clues by scanning can be examined with a special scanner glasses. However, the spectacle involves other skills that make a surprise sometimes.

Furthermore, can be historically dependent control in the game different people who all have different characters, which offers a wide variety. Emotions such as sadness, despair and anger, as well as joy can sympathize a, if one is not blunted emotionally morally by continuous games of extreme violence games.

The very complex characterization of the main protagonists and the supporting cast with the interaction possibilities available to them, reveal an almost pedantic attention to detail that are just an annoying incidental in most other games.

Merging the scene clues and the consequent investigations can sometimes eg start a shootout, but not runs egoshootermäßig. Surprising Story twists with some surprises leave so quickly bored. The complexity of the story is also due, that one but every now and then recognize some plot holes, but this, again made wet by the overall impression of the entire game production, at least for me.

A very good graphics with an excellent motion capture (especially the facial animations are mentioned), and a very easy operation make this "Cinema game" even casual gamers and non-accessible. For more exciting game nights is (for a "game" in the film) provided. Different story sequences and game ends increase the replay value. Different, very varied venues with great attention to detail, and always matching sound effects, as well as the harmonious background music make a lasting impression.

What here Quantic Dream has put on its feet with her boss game developer David Cage, is again a game that can not be agreed by the general mainstream, but main focus lies on the complex character drawings again and with an extraordinary game concept, in this games area again own standards sets.

For all the things are not so hectic like and are open to innovation (with a dash of "film noir"), which also liked Fahrenheit, this game is warmly recommended. All that time Action trailer of games like Call of Duty, Battlefield or Killzone are, and fall asleep in a game like Tombraider already should make a big circle around this Game!

For all others perhaps even playful, but not story technical successor Beyond Two Souls who continues slightly modified the same game principle and was developed by Quantic Dream and things, innovation genius David Cage, want dragons, I below in the comments section a link to my related games review installed!

UK- and European Pegiversion are content and playful almost identical to the English version. The UK import but there is no German VO, subtitles and menu navigation. Since there are now the German game as Essential and Platinum version, I would prefer definitely this because the original price but there is considerably lower. For collectors, however, this version is natütlich preferable.

It is here explicitly pointed out that this Game uncut. This is completely unnecessary, since there are no cut version on the market, except perhaps in Australia which operate partly an even more restrictive indexing naughtiness, as is the case to some extent in Germany.

Unlike many other games, one must also not be afraid of the German dubbing. It is the British Synchro absolutely equal, personally, I would even say better. However, one finds the English soundtrack here.

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Looking forward to your feedback, and everyone who has taken the time to read this rather detailed review. So if I could achieve no gain in knowledge with you, I hope you still have at least entertained.

Images or Screenshoots to the product reviewed here by myself, are looking at the published customer images!

Otherwise GOOD GAMING !!!