A review of the PS2 version

[Vinifera7]

I played Indigo Prophecy on the PS2 back in 2005. It's an interesting story, but the "gameplay" consists of moving between cut scenes filled with quick time events. It takes about 5 hours to complete and has zero replayability. I suppose there are worse ways for one to spend $10.

[Ocelot]

Zero replayability? It has 4 endings + many different scenes and dialogs all over the game, like (dinner room, sex with you girlfriend, life of your brother, meeting with "homeless guys", saving kids from hangar, saving kid in water..........and many more...) You can also collect cards for bonuses (vids, songs, "secret scenes" and more..)
I think it has some replayability.

[🍋 Lemonfed 🍋]

lot's of scenes have more then 1 solutions ... seriously even at my third and fourth time playing it I was still having lot's of fun with it and found things I din't noticed first.

[Vinifera7]

Originally posted by Ocelot:

Zero replayability?:rfacepalm:

Just because it has multiple endings doesn't mean there is replayability. For someone who doesn't know that there are different scenes that you can miss or different endings, or just doesn't care, the existence of such scenes doesn't add replayability. A game with replayability is one where the overall game experience is not the same between multiple playthroughs.

[Sh1nRa358]

Some graphical effects are non-existent from the PS2 version so I'll just stick with that.