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I can't tell you how much I love this game. I recently finished the game and the ending was soooooo lame. The graphics are really pretty but I wish they would've spent more time on the story line because it could've been amazing, if they gave it any attention at all. There are some good things about this game, I really liked how there were tons of different endings for each character! But sometimes when you replay a scenario, it feels like it doesn't matter what you do because all of them progress in exactly the same way. I thought the gameplay was a really interesting idea and I honestly can't decide if i would prefer the full-on adventure vs. the interactive movie/choice based one. It's too bad there wasn't any more time spent on the story because it could've been amazing. "Heavy Rain" was met with generally favorable reviews, as reviewed by critics, and very favorable reviews from professional critics, many of whom gave it an aggregated Metacritic score of 95%. The game was also praised for its graphics and its storyline by some reviewers. In contrast, it garnered a mixed response from other critics. The graphics and the facial expressions of the characters were praised. GameSpot's Keza MacDonald said, "A lot of games have pretty, but this is a pleasure to look at." However, the story was not well-received by many critics. 1UP's Michael Lafferty called it a "wretched mixture of clichés and contrivances" and "insipid to the point of lethargy"; Heidecker asked if the game was trying to be art or just "pretentious nonsense". However, Matt Casamassina called it an ambitious work that managed to stay away from clichés by making characters as likable as they were tragic. The game was praised for its gameplay mechanics. IGN's Erik Brudvig wrote, "...it's absorbing for days on end" and "at the very least, it's the most engrossing thing I've played since BioShock." Brudvig also praised the game for having no HUD and no UI. However, he did note that the inability to replay any given scene after it is played through once can lessen the effect of some of the choices. Keza MacDonald called it "a new experience rather than a game you play". Matt Casamassina called it a "linear," but "impressive" adventure, while Keza MacDonald wrote that its merit lay more in the interactivity and story than in the gameplay. The game's replay value was also praised by some critics. Matt Casamassina wrote that he plans to play through it several times because of his enjoyment of many of its scenes. GameSpot's Kevin VanOrd said the replay value is strong, but he will likely not play through it on anything other than a first-playthrough basis. Kevin VanOrd also praised the graphics and facial expressions: "The facial animation and design in Heavy Rain is uncanny and smooth -- and at times astonishingly lifelike. eccc085e13
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