Review of a game which is available on PS2, Xbox and PC..

Admittedly, I can't pretend that the story or characterisation is up there with Seven or The Usual Suspects, but Fahrenheit certainly kicks off with a bang. Like any great Hitchcock thriller, Fahrenheit opens with an ordinary guy in the wrong place at the wrong time and in a whole lot of trouble as a result. Lucas Kane comes to in a diner washroom, with a knife in his hands, arcane symbols cut into his arms, and a bloody corpse on the floor. It's not so much a case of whodunit, as what-made-me-do-it, and Kane's quest for understanding and his fight to escape the authorities are the motors that drive his story forwards.



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