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Nudity: Heavy Rain contains scenes of female nudity, sexual assault, and a gentleman’s club. Language: Adult language abounds in Heavy Rain much like an unedited episode of Law and Order or a 90’s action flick would go. Heavy Rain is a gritty game but doesn’t apologize for it, but rather, it is an honest game observing how brutal the sinful world can truly be. Towards the end of the game, there are scenes depicting suicide. Heavy Rain also contains several scenes of sexual assault against a female character. The game does contain scenes of torture and a convenience store robbery with handgun. There are occasions where a failed QTE will result in the permadeath of a character including main characters.

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Since the game revolves around solving a series of murders, it should come as no surprise that grisly scenes are a reality. Violence: Violence in Heavy Rain is brutal and frequent. The Heavy Rain port, then, is why Geeks Under Grace is reviewing a ten-year-old game. So why are we reviewing a game that released just over ten years ago? Well this is because earlier in 2019, the QD’s exclusivity deal ended with Sony, and the former announced that its Sony trinity of Heavy Rain, Beyond: Two Souls, and Detroit: Become Human would be making their way to PC. The developer has released five games in total, with Heavy Rain originally released in 2010 on the PlayStation 3. I have always been interested in good stories, and Quantic Dream have been crafting excellent ones since the company was founded in 1997. Price: $19.99 Epic Game Store, $29.99 PSN, or $11.99 for Quantic Dream Collection on PSN

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