Heavy Rain (PS3) Trivia Quiz

Answer: removes victims clothes

Drowning in rainwater, the origami figures, and the orchids all stem from the killer's childhood.

According to the FBI profiler called in on the case, the killer covers the victims' faces with mud because the killings aren't personal.

Answer: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The game may avoid the well known landmarks, but there are clues, such as the arrivals and departures board in the train station scenes, that make it clear that the game takes place in Philadelphia.

However, it does not rain nearly as much in the real Philadelphia as it does in the one in the game.

Philadelphia was chosen because writer/director David Cage liked the films of M. Night Shyamalan, who often films in and around that city.

Answer: hit by a car

Jason wanders off from his father in a crowded shopping center. His father frantically searches for him, only to find him on the other side of a street. Jason rushes to reunite with his father and is hit by a car.

This chapter in the game is the closest to the real life inspiration behind "Heavy Rain". Several years before the game was released, writer/director David Cage lost track of his son Quentin for a few minutes in a crowded shopping mall. Quentin was found safe, but those few minutes of terror are the origin of the game.

Shaun Mars is the boy abducted by the Origami Killer during the game.

Answer: Madison Paige

Madison was the only one of the four playable characters who was performed by multiple actors. She was played (full body motion capture) by Jacqui Ainsley, a British model, however her dialogue and facial motion capture work was done by Judi Beecher, an American actress.

Answer: Norman Jayden

Norman's Triptocaine addiction makes for some interesting gameplay sections, as the screen blurs and tilts when he experiences withdrawal symptoms.

Norman conducts investigations using a futuristic Added Reality Interface, or ARI, which is composed of glasses and a glove. This makes it possible to find and review clues in an augmented virtual reality.

Answer: crane

While the crane is perhaps the most famous of all origami figures, it is not one of the trials. There are origami cranes, however, in the hospital scene.

Answer: The Blue Lagoon

If Madison gets to the nightclub, there is a scene where she is forced to strip at gunpoint, which is close enough to rape (or at least attempted rape) for some critics. However, the emotional state of the character is such that the player knows the kind of danger she is in, and as a result the scene is more dramatic than one where the character may "only" die.

Answer: Gordi Kramer

Gordi is a copycat, who killed Joseph Brown in an imitation of the Origami Killer. His wealthy father, Charles, bribed the police and Gordi got away with murder.

Answer: 207

Room 207 is on the third floor of the motel, at least by US standards. The game was developed by the French studio Quantic Dream, and this is one of the many places where the European design shows through. Despite being in a US city, the motel numbers the floors according to the European tradition of ground floor, then first, then second, instead of first, second, third.

Answer: 18

Fortunately, you can get multiple epilogues every time the game is completed, depending on the actions and fate of each of the main characters. If you have the option to save your progress turned on, you will see the titles of the epilogues you have unlocked in the Chapter Select screen once the credits are finished.

In a 2009 interview, writer/director David Cage stated that he would like people to play the game only once, because, like life, you make decisions and have to live with them. However, many players will try to see all the endings of the game, especially to get the "All Endings" trophy.