Heavy Rain

antoniocmf's Heavy Rain (PlayStation 3) review

Make your own history

For some people and even experienced players the game can be a little weird , the way you move  , the action and the search for clues in the crime scene . There are four characters , and the history is divided by chapters  , you change character when you advance to the next chapter , and one of the coolest things in Heavy Rain is that  even little acts can change the whole history and if you die with one character there isn't a  way to go back ,  the character dies and you continue playing with the other ones . This game for me was more like a movie....it's a perfect game.

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