On Fahrenheit, someone told me, "People won't be interested in play a lot of characters they want to play the hero-they won't feel empathy for them." And I thought that was so wrong! In Fahrenheit, you end up controlling three characters, which was very interesting and very new. In Omikron, your soul can be reincarnated into another body. "I am very interested in schizophrenia in many ways, but I also believe games are a great way of seeing how it is to be someone else. Usually you find fear, or stress, or power, or frustration, but here I wanted to explore very different types of emotions and this story was the perfect way to do this".Īs far has having four different characters in the game, Cage said that was something he first explored in Omikron, and wanted to expand upon - thus the schizophrenia bit. "I wanted to trigger more complex emotions than what is usually found in games. When they feel really uneasy, or uncomfortable, or really depressed, to a certain extent, you can feel that as a player and you can share that with them. A story allows you to create very emotional moments and as you control the characters and you feel empathy for them. "It's about creating these characters, and sharing their lives, and making them behave in one way or another. I really wanted to create an emotional journey, where the player would really feel immersed and would feel emotionally involved in the experience," he said. "I never thought I wanted to make a movie.
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Speaking with Fast Company, Cage revealed that he always wanted to make a game that was both emotional without being a movie - which he is not really interested in making. Minis in the continuum are known to manifest as origami figures.David Cage has been on the interview circuit to promote Heavy Rain, and during one interview posted today, it was revealed that there are four protagonists in it mainly because of his interest in schizophrenia - amongst other things.
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Other fanfiction in the continuum can include alternate universe fanfics where someone else is the Origami Killer or one of the characters does something not done in the game, character studies based around the game's characters, and fanfiction where another group of characters gets pulled into a completely separate storyline filled with intrigue surrounding a serial killer. Slashfic concerns these two almost exclusively, and it outweighs every other kind of fanfic that can be found in the continuum. The continuum has a surprisingly large amount of slash fanfics, given that Norman Jayden has a rivalry with Carter Blake, his assigned partner in the case. Heavy Rain fanfic tends to come in a wide variety of topics, even if the amount of it is small. It has a love it or hate it vibe, as it has its fair share of fans and haters.
Thus, the story can be different for every player, and every action (or inaction) that the player takes moves the plot forward. Almost every scenario that occurs in the game can have a wildly different outcome depending on how each section is played, and these outcomes are not limited to the deaths of your player characters. It concerns four playable characters: Ethan Mars, a father whose son has disappeared and may become the Origami Killer's next victim Madison Paige, a mysterious young woman who becomes involved in the case through interactions with Ethan Norman Jayden, an FBI agent who is called to the case by the city's police department to help stop the murders and Scott Shelby, a private investigator who is looking into the murders as well.Īnd from there, it gets tough to summarize, because the game is known primarily for being heavily story-driven, to the point that it has no game over screen. The game is about the Origami Killer, a highly publicized serial killer who drowns young boys and leaves an orchid and an origami figure with the body of each child that is found.
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It was released for the PS3 in February 2010.
Heavy Rain is a film noir-style thriller video game that was developed by David Cage and Quantic Dream.
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