Detroit: Become Human Reviews

I made one bad decision in Detroit: Become Human under pressure, and now I think about it every night. Kara died, Connor probably hates me, and Markus accidentally started a war. All because I panicked and pressed the wrong button. It’s been weeks. I still feel like I owe them an apology.

Amazing game with great acting and visuals, hundreds of choices, but if you don’t feel empathy for robots, there aren’t many meaningful options and you’ll mostly get bad endings. The story pushes the ideology that humans are horrible and robot rights are the same as black revolutionary struggles, leaving little room for a different viewpoint.

Such a good game, with one of the best stories I've seen, it's very cinematic though and I don't think I got to use a gun myself once, but that's fine, because the story was worth it. Overall I really enjoyed playing it and would love to see DBH2. The game is very replayable because of all the choices you can make, so I might play it again sometime in the future because I got a pretty bad ending

An impressive interactive film even 5 years after release. Impeccable production values, branching off the charts. But the story doesn't explore any new ground, not if you've read any SF in this vein, the plot is full of holes. Still, I'd have liked to explore the choice tree more, see the other endings. Alas, and this is the biggest con, [b]the game doesn't respect your time at all[/b]. Let me explain: It has endings in the high double digits, handy flowcharts to visualise the branching, but [b]no skip function[/b] or equivalent functionality. Some chapters have a checkpoint or two that you can jump to directly, but that's it. If you want to see another outcome, you need to sit through hours of cutscenes you've already seen and QTEs you already didn't like the first time around. Every visual novel from the last thirty years lets you fast-forward till you either hit a choice or new content, precisely so you can experience all the content in a reasonable amount of time with as little redundancy as possible.

a great game that still stands to itself graphically, story and game-play wise. 10/10 - Connor just shouting 90% of his chapters was the best part.

this review is 7 years late- but this is my absolute favorite game of all time. the release of this game jump-started me into buying a ps4 all on my own. being an awkward teenager handing a gamestop employee hundreds of dollars will forever be one of my best memories. the graphics and interactions always leave me wanting more.

To be honest, I’m just in awe of how much love and effort they put into this game. I’ve never been the story type of person when it comes to games but Detroit got me hooked. It required both mind and heart to make decisions that would ultimately have a butterfly effect on your story's progress. I never thought I’d like a game this much, especially a story type one. I finished the game within 12 hours and I can say that it was worth it. I felt fulfilled that I was finally able to finish a game (finally lol), and even more so because I made it to the end with little to no errors on my first try. I admit, I felt a bit empty when it ended. Although I can always play it again and I'd do it in a heartbeat. I’m looking forward and excited choose a different path this time and let a new story unfold. [spoiler]Also… I’m still sad I had to let Chloe go. I know it was a choice but who am I to stop her? :( [/spoiler] [spoiler] I was also shocked at how accurate the in-game models looked like their actors. I didn’t expect they’d actually use real faces and I’m glad they did. [/spoiler] It really shows how much love and effort went into the game. You can tell it’s not real, but it still feels so alive.

Detroit: Become Human, an innovative narrative-driven action-adventure game released in 2018, has left an indelible mark on my gaming experience since its initial release. Particularly noteworthy was its subsequent release on PC platforms, which significantly expanded its accessibility and replayability. This immersive title has provided countless memorable moments and hours of engaging gameplay, establishing it as a cornerstone in the realm of interactive storytelling. The game's interactive narrative structure allows for a high degree of player agency, offering the ability to manipulate the plot in various ways. This unique feature is exemplified by the game's branching narrative, which permits players to align themselves with different factions and ideologies, ranging from supporting the interests of the human population to advocating for the rights and autonomy of androids. This dynamic gameplay mechanic not only enhances the player's sense of immersion but also encourages multiple playthroughs to explore different narrative paths. The game's thematic exploration of complex ethical and social issues, including themes of discrimination, artificial intelligence, and the nature of consciousness, further elevates its status as a significant work in the gaming industry. By prompting players to consider these multifaceted topics through the lens of their choices, Detroit: Become Human transcends conventional gaming experiences, offering a profound and thought-provoking exploration of contemporary societal issues. Given its exceptional narrative depth, technical innovation, and thematic richness, Detroit: Become Human is unequivocally deserving of attention from both casual and dedicated gamers. I strongly recommend its acquisition for anyone seeking an intellectually stimulating and emotionally engaging gaming experience. This title will undoubtedly remain a timeless classic, continuing to resonate with players for years to come.

This game looks incredible almost 10 years later kinda wild to be honest fun replayable just had my first play thru u gotta play this atleast once

Here to give this game a good review as a good game after Australian feminists tried to get it removed. Cage >>>>> unelected censorious batterwitches