Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy v1.0.2 137220 Full – Incredible game “Deathly Cold” for Android with data + trailer
Price: $9.99 and rating of 4.6 out of 5.0 on Google Play
Tested on LG G3 with offline play
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Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy is a popular and extraordinary adventure game under the title “Fahrenheit: The Deathly Cold” from the renowned Atari studio, which was first released in 2005 for PlayStation consoles. We were just hours ago witnessing the release of its Android version on Google Play, which was priced at $9.99 for sale, and it is certainly expensive due to the great effort put into making this game! It is an extraordinary and graphic game with an incredible story that has a volume of about 4 gigabytes and will surely captivate you! The game has a dramatic style in its storytelling and creates a frenzy between cinematic scenes and gameplay! Its unique gameplay had not been seen in any game until then (2005) and created a special entertainment! Its rich narrative, innovative ideas, and unparalleled soundtrack by famous Hollywood composer Angelo Badalementi add to the beauty of the game! The game Fahrenheit Indigo Prophecy Remastered focuses on a supernatural killer’s story and tells the secrets of this story step by step, which is very exciting!

 

Download Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy - Fantastic cold death adventure game for Android + Data

 

If we want to tell you about the general features of the game Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy, it’s better to mention things like a beautifully dramatic story with many mysteries, the existence of multiple characters with their own story and dialogue, the use of English, German, French, and Spanish voice actors for the game’s dialogue, incredible graphics and high-quality textures, and more. If you’re a fan of puzzle and adventure games with extraordinary hands, we suggest you don’t miss the excellent game Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy under any circumstances, as you won’t regret downloading it! Today, for the first time in Iran, we at Usroid offer you the Android version of the game, which has been 100% tested, and our recommendation is that if you’re over 20 years old, don’t miss this extraordinary game.

Version 1.0.2 137220 Changes:

* Update on March 22 to fix the Google Play sign-in issue

Installation and Execution Guidelines for Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Game:

– First, download and install the apk file.

– Download the data file and extract it from the compressed format. Copy the com.aspyr.fahrenheit folder to the Android/Obb directory.

General review of the game Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy for Android:

 

If you haven’t experienced any of Mr. David Cage’s unique and different games yet, now is the best time to get to know one of his excellent games, especially during this almost stagnant season of computer games, and wait for his next game. Without a doubt, Mr. Davia de Gruttola, or David Cage, can be considered one of the best and most creative game developers in the world today, whom we know through his different and very cinematic games. David Cage has shown his skills in directing, designing, and writing game scripts, and each of his creations is a very excellent title. He has tried to bring video games closer to the seventh art, cinema, as much as possible in his game development, and delivers his stories and themes to his audience in the form of a game that has nothing less than a cinematic movie. His new game, Beyond: Two Souls, which has a supernatural theme, has a lot of similarities to his other game, Fahrenheit, more than his previous game, Heavy Rain. Both game heroes have supernatural powers that they discover later, and it’s not a bad idea to take a look at this first game with David Cage’s style before experiencing Beyond. Fahrenheit is David Cage’s second game after Omikron: The Nomad Soul, which was released in 2005. Due to the release of a movie called Fahrenheit 9/11 at the same time as the game, it was released under the name Indigo Prophecy in North America, with some inappropriate game scenes removed so that the game could obtain an M rating or an adult rating.

The main character of the game, Lucas Kane, is a computer engineer who works in a bank. One snowy night, he commits a murder in the restroom of a restaurant, but only realizes what he has done afterwards and doesn’t know why he did it. He quickly flees the scene. Shortly after, a police officer who was having coffee in the restaurant goes into the restroom and the police become aware of the crime. Minutes later, Carla Valenti and Tyler Miles, two police officers, arrive at the scene and, after examining the murder scene, they think they are dealing with a typical murder and only find a book by Shakespeare there. Lucas, who had gone home after the murder, wakes up from a nightmare and thinks that the whole crime scene was just a dream, but after seeing his hands and the wounds he inflicted on himself before killing the man with a knife, he realizes that they were not just a dream and that events have actually happened to him! Lucas sees many nightmares every day and the face of the victim is always in his mind, becoming a torture for him. He decides to seek help from his only remaining family member, Markus Kane, his brother who is a priest, to get rid of these nightmares. Lucas goes to see Markus and tells him about the murder and his unintentional actions, and seeing incomprehensible images at the time of the killing. Markus introduces him to Agatha, a blind old woman, and Lucas goes to her to get his answers and finds out…

The story of Fahrenheit has so many details and intricacies that describing or defining it is very difficult, and I also do not attempt to completely spoil it. In this game, David Cage showed how a story can be interpreted and perceived from multiple angles in a way that does not harm the main structure of the story, and even this type of narration becomes the main attraction of the game. For example, in the very first scenes of the game, you play the role of Lucas, who has killed someone he does not know and pretends to be an innocent person, and you have to try to erase the traces of the crime. But in the same scene, you follow the scene as police officers who know the killer is a crazy person and you have to search for clues to this crime. The main structure and body of the story is related to the supernatural rulers of the world and the fate of humanity and all creatures depends on their decision, and the game intends to introduce Lucas as a person who first enters the adventure to save himself from nightmares and the guilt of the sin he has committed, but later remains in the story as a person with a higher goal than what he has been striving for. Finally, the game has three different endings depending on your performance throughout the game, and this different ending depends on the choices and mental states of the main character, and I prefer not to spoil any of them. The story of the game is made up of a main structure with a gray, sad, and very depressing atmosphere that strongly affects the audience, and the unforgettable characters of the game do their job well in this atmosphere. Fahrenheit delivers a masterpiece to the audience in this section, which can be considered one of the best stories and characters in video games that are truly extraordinary and engage the audience for a long time.

The game is divided into two main parts in terms of gameplay. The first part is exploration and interaction with environmental objects, which is common in all adventure games. The second part is QTE (Quick Time Event) or button pressing! The first part doesn’t need any special explanation and there are almost no issues except for some inappropriate camera angles in a very few stages. However, the button pressing part is not free of issues. QTEs in Fahrenheit are different from what we see in other games. In other games, a button such as X is shown on the screen during such scenes, and you have to press it immediately. But in Fahrenheit’s action scenes, two almost large circles, each consisting of 4 parts, play a role on the screen during the entire fight, and each of these circles represents one of the analog sticks. For example, if the top part of the circle on the right side lights up, you have to press the right analog stick up, which makes this action a bit harder due to another circle, but it is not so hard that it bothers you. However, too much attention to circles and button pressing causes you to miss the cinematic scenes of the game. In the meantime, there is a mechanic and element that is responsible for creating a connection between the two main parts of the gameplay. This element, which shows the character’s mental and emotional state, changes with every move in each part, and this mechanic connects the game’s story to gameplay and affects how the story ends. Overall, the gameplay is well accompanied by the game’s story, and although there are some issues in it, they do not harm the game at all and are complementary to the good story. These issues can easily be overlooked.

David Cage has set the events of the game in winter season with severe cold and heavy snowfall to have a greater impact on the audience’s mental and emotional state. The whole city is covered in snow and most of the colors used in the game environment are black, white, and gray. This cold and snowfall have given a special effect to the game that even counts as a symbol of the game. At first glance, the game’s graphics may seem weak as it has been almost 8 years since its release, but it is still considered an acceptable title in terms of technical graphics. Even this weakness, which was one of the best at the time, does not catch the eye due to the excellent artistic design of the game. If you get immersed in the game, you only see Lucas and the cold, snowy environment.

Angelo Badalamenti, who gained attention after composing music for David Lynch’s films, was responsible for the music composition of Fahrenheit. By creating heavy and atmospheric tracks that match the mood of the game, he showed how skilled he was in this field and could establish a very good interaction between music and the game’s story. The music in Fahrenheit is beautifully and excellently done and in 2005, it received many awards for video game music.

The game Fahrenheit, without considering its very small flaws, is a masterpiece in every sense and experiencing it is very enjoyable at any time. I recommend that you buy and experience this game, even if it’s difficult. But before that, I must warn you that this game, like Heavy Rain, is engaging and even depressing, and if you’re not in a good mood, don’t play it for now because I have experienced it myself.

Positive points: Engaging and extraordinary story – believable and unforgettable characters – directing of game scenes at the level of a first-class film – flawless art design – pleasing music

Negative points: Bad camera angle in some scenes – Minor issues with action and button pressing