Heavy Rain

An indescribable first experience in the genre of interactive cinema, coupled with an excellent plot (the mystery of the entire game - who is the maniac? - keeps you in suspense until the very end). And the heady choice of developments in the manner of “do it one way or another, but there are third/fourth options” makes you think about every step. Four main characters, a lot of riddles and tasks, 3-4 individual endings for each of the protagonists... Such games are played most correctly the first time, when you purely instinctively choose this or that action, do what you would do if you find yourself in a similar situation.

So who is the killer? You will be surprised...

The game is worth all the money To buy it. This game is like watching a movie or TV series, I went through it 3 times.

A very touching game. The graphics here are not the best, but quite decent for games of that time, but the plot exceeds any expectations. After completing the entire game, you will be surprised to enjoy the not-so-expected ending.

I heard a lot of snobbish whining about this game before the game finally received a port on PC, saying it was a soapy movie and so on. But the plot and atmosphere here are really so strong that they can replace everything that is supposedly missing in this game (gameplay, etc.). This is truly a must play for any gamer at least once.

True, there are at least 2, if not minuses, then nuances:

1) If you play too carefully (reap all QTEs in time), then the ending will turn out to be too ideal and sugary. I played through it only once out of habit, setting the difficulty level to medium, but I dare to suggest that for greater unpredictability, you should immediately set the maximum difficulty level so that spontaneous mistakes would somehow affect the plot.

2) Fixed cameras are evil and archaic.… Read full

Heavy Rain came out a long time ago, but it’s still a breeze: the plot, the memorable characters, the atmosphere, the player’s choices - in a word, a masterpiece) Even though there are a lot of plot holes, it’s still one of my favorite games.

Quantic Dream produce really good products, "Heavy Rain" was no exception. The plot draws you into the thick of events so much that it is very difficult to resist the emotions received during these events; it is clear that this moment was approached not only from a responsible side, but also exceeded the plan by 200 percent. The connection between the characters makes you experience with the heroes and shows why each of them became exactly the way they are; in the role of each, you inevitably understand the thoughts of the character and try to think exactly the same way, hence the choice of decision-making. The project caught my attention on the positive side, I don’t know how it could be otherwise. The atmosphere of the internal and external world allows you to feel this rain, which falls… Read full

Heavy Rain is Quantic Dream's second best game, after Detroit. Great plot, atmosphere, music, everything was done wonderfully. The game keeps you in suspense from beginning to end, and the whole game makes you wonder who the real Origami Master is? Just when you think you've already guessed who the main villain is, the game ultimately makes you look like a fool. The game also does not allow the player to relax with its QTEs. For me, Heavy Rain is an underrated game that deserves more attention, because it really deserves it, I'm waiting for Quantic Dream to release Star Wars Eclipse, which, as we know, is already in development, they won't disappoint.

I really liked the game Downpour, it had a cool plot, it’s just like the murderer was one of the years. and during the game I was able to completely immerse myself in it. I quickly became a fan and created an account on TT specifically about the rain. in this game the sphere of depression. Although the game is from 2010, the graphics and optimization are simply divine, the characters are simply excellent

I've been looking for something to replace Silent Hill for a long time, and Heavy Rain is just perfect.

Great story. Well done creators!

A wonderful story from a man whose directorial approach deserves recognition. Undoubtedly, this is a "seven" film from the world of video games, but it has a rather annoying drawback.

Despite the fact that David Cage created very good characters with distinctive features, problems and characters, he sometimes messes up with their development and disclosure. For example, a reporter. A character with a really interesting problem that she encounters with one of the heroes. But why she continues to help him, trusts him and almost wants to fuck with him is not shown at all! And this character is a walking example of how Cage is trying to trade explanation and emotion for plot dynamics. Although not even that. He doesn't see what needs to be added to the scene. Here, as an example, we can cite th… Read full