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Quantic Dream brings you the next cinematic adventure as only this studio can. Detroit, 2038, a city once ravaged by economic depression has become a technological mecca thanks to the introduction of lifelike andoids. But when the machines begin to develop human emotions and free will, chaos grips the city. The branching narrative changes based on your choices as you experience the story through the eyes of three andorid: Kara, a female android trying to find her place in this brave new world; Connor, an android police office tasked with identifying and hunting down deviant models; and Marcus, leader of a group of self-aware androids who fights for their freedom. You choices will determine not just your fate, but that of the city.

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08/18/2019 (2 of 2 found this helpful)

I, For One, Welcome Our New Robotic Overlords

While David Cage rubs some people the wrong way, I've always been a fan of his and Quantic Dream. From Indigo Prophecy to Heavy Rain to Beyond: Two Souls - one thing his games are is never boring, even if the narrative can get messy. Detroit: Become Human is the studios most ambitious game to date and while some notes fall flat here and there, for the most part it gets things right and is one of the most gorgeous games to grace screens this generation.

Presentation: Detroit: Become Human is certainly one of the best-looking games of this generation. Thanks to the great efforts of the studio, mo-cap and mapping and all that, I found this to be probably one of the best at presenting humans (or androids as it is) in a realistic way. The game manages to avoid that uncanny valley feel and r...

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