Indigo Prophecy Review

Indigo Prophecy has a unique set of ideas of how the game is played. Some may be turned off to of an idea of an action bubble. Sort of like Mass effect's story driven bubbles. Indigo Prophecy however immerses you through one more method by giving you basic patterns to follow to execute moves. Such as climbing ladders and moving objects around. Controls are as simple as they can be ( Arrow keys on keyboard) and to be story driven; Indigo does a great job of keeping a steady pace and funny actions. "If you are able to survive a slow start, you'll be rewarded with a unique experience and one hell of a finish".

Graphics : It was released on the XBox as well. The game looks clean and will run great on a mid end machine. Characters and the environment blend well together with a slight more attention to character models. Not one person seems to be a random NPC. "Nothing outrageous displayed but clear enough graphics to suit eye candy gamers. "

Sound : Voice acting was done well. A depressing sort of theme to the music. With a few tracks that blends with soft rock and pop. " On par with todays standards, but it aint no Silent Hill. "

Story : Being driven almost ultimately by its story, Indigo Prophecy does a fair job in keeping you interested. Although some conclusions you may boil down to a tangent, you will be satisfied by what IP offers. "A few twists will leave you guessing till the end, and fuels the mystery and unique gameplay IP delivers"

Out of 10

7/10. A fairly simple play. With Quantic Dreams recent release of Heavy Rain, people that just don't have a budget for a Playstation 3 and are itching to play something similar; Indigo Prophecy will surely suffice as a predecessor.