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Blood
Intense Violence
Nudity
Sexual Content
Strong Language
Use of Drugs

In this cinema-style action game, players control one of four main characters whose lives are altered by events surrounding the investigation of the Origami Killer, a serial killer who kidnaps children in public places. Gameplay consists of controlling a character in a fully interactive environment; choosing a variety of action-, dialogue-, and decision-paths based on on-screen prompts; and watching as cinematic cutscenes progress the somewhat dark (film noir-style) storyline.

Players may encounter victims at various crime scenes: a woman (fully clothed) in a bathtub tainted with blood; a child under forensic examination (though the scene is largely narrative and clinical, with no depiction of victim's face or signs of trauma). More direct depictions of violence include the following: a woman squirming and screaming as she catches on fire; a man impaled in the chest with a power drill; a female attacked in her own home by masked male assailants (the scene is prolonged); and a man shot (shown in slow-motion) by police officers. Blood sometimes accompanies the acts of violence—whether triggered or viewed passively.

Heavy rain causing localized flooding in Fort McMurray. Flooding in parts of Fort McMurray, Alta., have some people taking to the streets in boats and, in one instance, a Jet Ski.

The most intense instance of violence occurs during a 'lizard trial' sequence in which players' character, Ethan, is forced to cut off a segment of his own finger to save his son's life: Several instruments (saw, scissors, knife, etc.) can be used to remove the finger; and though the camera pans away from the actual dismemberment—instead the blade, the blood, the scream—the scene's poring focus on Ethan's psychological tenor/terror (the dread deliberation before the cut) may be unnerving for some.

The game contains sexual content and nudity. Shower cutscenes may depict a male character's bare butt; if players control the female character, her breasts and buttocks are also briefly visible. A more prolonged instance of nudity occurs during a female character's investigation of a seedy club owner: After getting him alone in a room, the player-character is asked to strip; at gunpoint, she dances topless in front of the man. The game also contains a prompt-based love scene (kissing and rubbing) in which players match on-screen cues to angle characters' mouths, remove shirts and blouses, unhook bras, and lower to the floor; a woman briefly appears topless amidst the dark shadows and heavy breathing—actual sex is never depicted as the camera fades to black.

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Download Heavy Rain Mac Wallpaper, More Popular Mac Wallpapers Free HD Wait For You. Heavy Rain is an interactive drama and action-adventure game in which the player controls four different characters from a third-person perspective. Each playable character may die depending on the player's actions, which create a branching storyline; in these cases, the player is faced with quick time events.

The camera does not fade on characters addicted to the fictional drug Triptocaine, referred to as 'dope' in the game: Players may see a character trembling next to open vials; lines of cut white powder on a table; and a man staggering from the drug's ill-effects, as the screen turns blurry. Consumers may also wish to know that the game contains strong profanity (e.g., 'f**k,' 'motherf**ker,' 'sh*t,' and 'a*shole'). Overall, the game's highly evolved motion-capture graphics (advanced renderings by 2010 standards) sharpen the sense of realism, increasing the impact of some aspects of pertinent content (the nudity, blood, violence, etc.).

Torrential rain, or a torrential downpour, is any amount of rain that is considered especially heavy. It isn't a technical weather term as there is no formal definition of torrential rains as recognized by the National Weather Service (NWS), but NWS does define heavy rainfall as rain that accumulates at a rate of 3 tenths of an inch (0.3 inches), or more, per hour.

While the word may sound like another severe weather type—tornadoes—this isn't where the name comes from. A 'torrent,' rather, is a sudden, violent outpouring of something (in this case, rain).

Causes of Heavy Rain

Rain occurs when the water vapor 'held' in warm, moist air condenses into liquid water and falls. For heavy rain, the amount of moisture in the air mass must be disproportionately large compared to its size. There are several weather events where this is typical, such as in cold fronts, tropical storms, hurricanes, and monsoons. Rainy weather patterns like El Niño and the Pacific coast's 'Pineapple Express' are also moisture trains. Global warming, too, is thought to contribute to heavier precipitation events, since in a warmer world, the air will be able to hold more moisture to feed soaking rains.

The Dangers of Torrential Rain

Heavy rain can trigger any one or more of the following deadly events:

Runoff: If heavy rains arrive more quickly than the ground can absorb water, you get runoff—stormwater that 'runs off' the land instead of seeping into the ground. Runoff can carry pollutants (like pesticides, oil, and yard waste) into nearby creeks, rivers, and lakes.
Flooding: If enough rain falls into rivers and other bodies of water it can cause their water levels to rise and overflow onto normally dry land.
Mudslides: If rain is record-breaking (typically more rain in a few days than is normal over a month or year) the ground and soil can liquify and carry unsecured objects, people, and even buildings away in debris flows. This is exacerbated along hillsides and slopes since the ground there is more easily eroded away. Here in the U.S., mudslides are common in Southern California. They're also common in Europe and Asia, especially India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan where they often lead to death tolls in the thousands.

Torrential Rain on Weather Radar

Radar images are color-coded to indicate precipitation intensity. When looking at the weather radar, you can easily spot the heaviest rain by the red, purple, and white colors that symbolize the heaviest precipitation.

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