Fahrenheit

Fahrenheit is a re-release of the original psychological thriller, about a bank employee who commits a crime and kills a man while in a trance.

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Lucas Kane is an ordinary bank employee with a fairly ordinary life who one day has a monstrous event happen to him. While in something of a trance-like state, the protagonist kills a man in the bathroom with a knife. When he wakes up, he realizes what he has done, but cannot comprehend why it happened. 

The police quickly find evidence that points to Lucas' involvement. The hero also learns that dozens of such murders occur on the same day. Kane must hide from law enforcement and investigate the case in parallel to get to the truth.

Gameplay

First of all, it is worth noting that the remastered has seen many positive changes. The first thing that catches our eye is a lot better graphics level - thanks to it the game looks more modern and not so staring. Also the developers returned the cut scenes and removed the censorship, that makes this game more brutal and turns it into an exclusive for adult audience.

Among the main gameplay features of the thriller Fahrenheit should be noted:

1. In the course of the narrative, the user will often make key decisions that affect the further development of events.
2. Many colorful cinematic scenes through which the storyline is served.
3. At crime scenes to collect evidence and correctly interpret the data obtained. 
4. In total there are three unique endings.
5. Colorful characters that are interesting to follow and empathize with them until the very end.