Fahrenheit indigo prophecy android

Fahrenheit indigo prophecy for Android

Description

Fahrenheit is a true to life intelligent dramatization activity experience computer game created by Quantic Dream and distributed by Atari, Inc. for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox. The executive's cut and whole forms were later discharged for Microsoft Windows. Fahrenheit sold more than 1 million duplicates and has won a few honors. On December 4, 2007, Atari discharged the amusement for Xbox 360 through Xbox Originals.On November 8, 2011, Quantic Dream discharged the amusement uncensored for PC through GOG.com. A remastered form of the diversion, entitled Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Remastered, was created and distributed by Aspyr in January 2015 for Microsoft Windows, OS X, Linux and iOS. A port for the PlayStation 4, which was created by International Software Development Group at Sony Interactive Entertainment, was discharged on August 9, 2016 by means of PlayStation Network.

Fahrenheit is a paranormal spine chiller, in which New York City encounters a progression of puzzling homicides that pursue a similar example; normal individuals become had and murder outsiders in broad daylight. The fundamental characters of the story must reveal the extraordinary powers behind these violations. Exposure was produced from the designer's dismissal of ordinary diversion class marking; wanting to mark it as the principal "intuitive film" instead of an undertaking or third-individual activity title. The diversion highlights movement caught activity just as stretching story lines, split screen cameras and an interface intended to be natural and sensible. Occasion triggers in the amusement are additionally basically time sensitive, rather than the more typical player-started movement found in many recreations.

Story and characters

On a cool New York City night in January 2009, Lucas Kane, in a had daze, cuts a man to death in the bathroom of an East Side burger joint and afterward escapes the scene. Lucas endeavors to reveal the explanation for the homicide. He at first endeavors to move past the experience, working out of a visit from the NYPD, however he starts to encounter fantasies, essentially including puzzling arthropods, which assault him, driving him to escape from his financial activity.

Lucas contacts a profound medium named Agatha, who places him in a stupor to attempt to review the occasions in the cafe. After finding that he was drawn nearer by a baffling man in the cafe, who appeared to control him amid the homicide, he leaves the medium. The next night he returns, just to locate her dead body. Then, the police have distinguished him as the killer, and they lay a device to catch him. Notwithstanding, he exhibits superhuman quality, reflexes, and readiness, evading projectiles terminated by police and jumping 30 feet into the air onto a moving tram train. Coordinated by what has all the earmarks of being Agatha's soul, Lucas finds out about a master on Mayan human advancement by the name of Dimitri Kuriakin, and from there on sets up a gathering with him, camouflaging himself as a writer. From the gathering, he discovers that the homicide Lucas submitted in the burger joint was a type of Mayan penance. As indicated by Kuriakin, such a penance was intended to open an approach to investigate the domain of the dead looking for something, with an Oracle claiming an irregular individual to play out the deed. Notwithstanding, every killer was customarily expected to end it all subsequent to cutting the person in question, yet Lucas didn't. Lucas' ex, Tiffany Harper, is in the end hijacked by the man who moved toward Lucas in the cafe, a Mayan Oracle, trying to coax Lucas out. In his endeavors to spare Tiffany, both she and himself are slaughtered. Be that as it may, he is along these lines breathed life into back by a gathering of AIs called the "Purple Clan", one of whom was veiled as Agatha's apparition.

In the end, Lucas can persuade Carla, an analyst exploring the case, that he is guiltless, disclosing to her that both the Oracle and the AIs are looking for the Indigo Child, a young lady who has a mystery that will give incredible capacity to whoever hears it. The penances were performed to discover her area. Learning of the area of the kid, Lucas takes her out from under the noses of both the Oracle and the AIs, conveying her to an army installation where he grew up and where, as a baby, he was presented to a ground-breaking power known as Chroma, which gives both him and the Oracle their forces and enables Lucas to oppose the Oracle's endeavors to drive him to suicide. Be that as it may, he is pursued, and a last fight happens between the three: Lucas, the Oracle and the AIs.

Contingent upon what occurs in the last part of the diversion, there are three conceivable results to the amusement. In each consummation, occurring three months after the fact, Lucas expresses that he has been living with Carla since the finish of the diversion. He at that point includes that Carla is pregnant. There are three ending in the game.

Good ending: Lucas learns the mystery of the Indigo Child, and the winter vanishes. He and Carla have unfathomable trust later on.

Orange Clan ending: The Oracle learns the mystery of the Indigo Child and after three months everything appears typical, however Lucas realizes that one day the plans of the Mayans will uncover themselves.

Purple Clan ending: The Purple group learns the mystery of the Indigo Child and the world is shrouded in an unceasing snowstorm, with seventy five percent of humankind cleared out, and the rest living underground. The main expectation Lucas and Carla have for what's to come is their unborn kid, dared to be the following Indigo Child.

Characters

Lucas Kane

Lucas Kane is the fundamental hero in Fahrenheit, and is voiced by David Gasman. Brought up on the remote Wishita army installation by his researcher guardians (the passings of whom in an auto collision had seriously influenced him ten years preceding the occasions of the amusement), Lucas currently fills in as an IT supervisor and head of PC upkeep for the Naser and Jones Bank in Manhattan. His basic life is flipped around when he is abruptly controlled by an absurd power that drives him to kill an irregular man in the restroom of a nearby cafe. For reasons he doesn't comprehend, since his initial adolescence, he has had intermittent perceptive dreams (the exasperating idea of which, it is suggested, has had an extreme enthusiastic effect on him as a kid, driving him to segregate himself from others). These dreams were long lethargic before the occasions of the amusement, yet all of a sudden reemerged with an expanded recurrence and power following the occasions at the burger joint. He likewise finds that since that night, he has improved speed, quality and reflexes, just as the rise of supernatural capacities and impermanent flight.

Carla Valenti

Carla Valenti is the essential female hero in Fahrenheit, voiced by Barbara Scaff. Carla is a solidified and genuine police lieutenant and analyst reviewer with the New York City Police Department, and is Sgt. Tyler Miles' accomplice. Carla is known among alternate individuals from the NYPD for her exceptional hard working attitude and responsibility to the activity (to the point that it seems unreasonable), yet in all actuality her commitment to her work is, to some degree, her own specific manner of adjusting for her absence of any close to home life and couple of companions. Carla is normally curious and completionist; tending to brood over cases which seem to go no place, and is set up to spend extended periods of time poring over proof with expectations of discovering one indispensable piece of information which may have been missed. Carla is additionally exceptionally claustrophobic, and is inclined to freeze assaults when inside dim, encased spaces. Carla and Tyler are the analysts called upon to research the horrifying coffee shop murder, and through the span of the amusement, they cooperate to discover Lucas Kane. Slowly, Carla digs further into the trick encompassing the wrongdoing, and finds odd occasions happening that in the end drive her to collaborate with Lucas. Carla Valenti was positioned as the second-hottest "computer game young lady" by Revision3 in 2012 and as the 45th-most noteworthy champion in computer game history by Complex.com in 2013, among a few other comparative records.

Tyler Miles

Tyler Miles, voiced by David Gasman, is a police sergeant and analyst with the New York Police Department, and is Lt. Carla Valenti's accomplice. Tyler, in spite of Carla's not kidding bearing, has a substantially more lazy mentality towards life, however his dedication to the activity and to his life partner Samantha Malone is verifiable (in spite of the fact that his association with Sam has been under consistent strain because of her dread of him being harmed in the line of obligation). While for the most part cheery, the long working hours and expanding cold started to sink his spirits. Tyler and Carla are the analysts called upon to research the grim coffee shop murder, and through the span of the diversion, they cooperate to discover Lucas Kane. This most recent homicide does not help Tyler's sinking assurance, at last driving him to scrutinize his life as a cop. Tyler's side interests incorporate playing ball, computer games (which he frequently discusses or makes references to) and gathering 1970s memorabilia and vinyl Motown collections.

Markus kane

Father Markus Kane, voiced by Doug Rand, is Lucas' more established sibling. When they were kids, Markus attempted to get Lucas, who was something of a recluse, increasingly included with the other youngsters on their army installation home. With time, Markus developed and now lives and works in New York as a Roman Catholic cleric at St. Mary's Cathedral. At the point when Lucas admits his activities at the coffee shop, Markus, notwithstanding being sincerely wracked, stresses for his sibling, just as the present situation; his confidence and failure to grasp what's going on to Lucas through the span of the diversion keeps him from seeing past his own feelings of trepidation for Lucas' emotional well-being.

The Oracle

The Oracle, voiced by Christian Erickson, is the fundamental opponent in Fahrenheit and most despised foe of Lucas Kane. Apparently, all that is seen of him is a dim hooded jacket that for the most part shrouds his face, and his actual nature remains a puzzle for a significant part of the diversion. The Oracle is found out in supernatural expressions, has clairvoyant capacities (to the point he can easily eradicate his essence from the brains of others even as they address him, and leaves no physical follows, just as having the capacity to control who can see and hear him), supernatural power, teleportation, intangibility and flight. It is later uncovered "The Oracle" is a conciliatory minister of the long-terminated Mayan human progress, who has lived long past his regular passing by entering the administration of the Orange Clan and attempting to find the Indigo Child. He has yielded seven individuals every year for as long as 2,000 years, utilizing others to submit the deed in a Mayan conciliatory custom. His most recent 'injured individual' is Lucas Kane.

The purple clan

Tiffany Harper

Tiffany Harper is Lucas' ex, who shows up the day after the killing in the eatery. It is proposed by a portion of Tiffany's remarks that she said a final farewell to him because of his closeness issues. Regardless he has affections for her and it is conceivable to revive their relationship over the span of the diversion. She is captured by the Oracle and utilized as lure. At the point when Lucas comes to spare her, the Oracle crumples the wooden thrill ride where he was holding her detainee and she passes on from the fall. She is voiced by Barbara.

Samantha Malone

Samantha Malone is Tyler's better half. Tyler's association with Sam debilitates as he needs to leave amid their commemoration, and Sam feels terrified for Tyler's wellbeing. Towards the finish of the story, Sam touches base at Tyler's work and says that she is setting off to her dad's vineyard, requesting that Tyler accompany her. As of now, an "act of pure trust" is executed as Tyler picks either Sam or his activity. She is voiced by Sharon Mann.

Indigo Child