I had similar thoughts about this game as all of David Cage's other games. And that is, he is far better suited, and therefore the game is, at sticking to reality, or reasonably close to it.
The best moments in Fahrenheit and Beyond are the sections largely based in reality. You still use Aiden in these sections, but regardless they are more relatable than the more sci-fi and Hollywood action inspired combat and set piece sections. The story would have been better as just Jodie being an outcast for a different reason, a realistic one, and just journeying through different areas. The best two bits of Beyond were the section when Jodie was homeless and when she stays at the farm in the desert. The latter has some supernatural elements, but the first part is really good, and I would have preferred the mystery to have remained and left to the player's imagination.
I hope the next game is more like Heavy Rain in this regard.
I still thought it was a decent game though, I enjoyed it overall
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