It's good to see Fahrenheit's return. It's an impressive title with a unique presentation style. On the other hand, we aren't impressed with its graphics quality. The game somehow lacks the "remastered" feel.

Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy is still a powerful experience even if this remastered edition adds almost nothing to the original experience.

The HD remaster isn't perfect, apart from a general overhaul, but the game itself still holds on it merits.

If you’ve never played Indigo Prophecy before then you ought to give it a try, but you’d be better off digging up a PS2 copy than playing this mess.

Fahrenheit Remastered is meant for the youngest players, who didn't play the game when it was released. They must be warned though : it's cheap but it's kind of old in the gameplay mechanics and the story will probably leave some of you behind.

Quotation forthcoming.

Gameplay-wise Fahrenheit aged awfully and Aspyr did next to nothing to at least make it look decently. No one in our office could tell the difference between the original game and the remastered version (apart from widescreen modes). [04/2015, p.64]