Quantic Dream's 2005 PS2 thriller Indigo Prophecy — also known as Fahrenheit outside North America — is getting a PS5 re-release. The game, which predates Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls, is one of the earliest examples of David Cage's signature cinematic, choice-driven adventure style.
No release date or pricing details have been confirmed yet, and the source doesn't specify whether this is a straight port, an upscaled remaster, or a PS2-on-PS5 emulation release in the style of Sony's existing classic catalogue.
Indigo Prophecy was a cult hit on PS2 and PC, following protagonist Lucas Kane after he commits a murder he can't explain. The game was notable at the time for its heavy emphasis on quick-time events and branching narrative — mechanics Quantic Dream would refine across Heavy Rain, Beyond: Two Souls, and Detroit: Become Human. A PC version with removed content was later released on Steam.
Details are thin for now, but PS5 owners who missed the original or want to revisit it will have a new way to play soon.
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