Status florencemargots May 20, 2020
I finished playing chapter 6 of Detroit: Become Human a few days ago.
PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 4
4.08 from 4681 ratings
9379 members have it in their collection · 368 playing now · 2388 backlogged · 2004 wish listed
How long? Main story 14h · with extras 20h · 100% 47h (from 105 logged playthroughs)
Status florencemargots May 20, 2020
I finished playing chapter 6 of Detroit: Become Human a few days ago.
Status May_Odaigahara May 19, 2020
imagine a world... where discrimination is bad!!!
only from the mind of visionary writer/director david cage
Status Sadaharu_TR Feb 8, 2020
I didn't get to play Beyond Two Souls and Heavy Rain.
This might be the first game i played this kind.
And i enjoyed it.
Loved it.
Great story, sometimes it has some flaws but i understand that it's hard to keep together 3 different characters in the same game.
Hundreds of choices. You see the effects of each sooner …
I didn't get to play Beyond Two Souls and Heavy Rain.
This might be the first game i played this kind.
And i enjoyed it.
Loved it.
Great story, sometimes it has some flaws but i understand that it's hard to keep together 3 different characters in the same game.
Hundreds of choices. You see the effects of each sooner or later. This is impressive.
Visuals are awesome.
I sat down and played on my couch.
I like the gameplay because i was in the relaxing mood after playing the goddamn Hollow Knight.
Loved it.
Status Zoracalypse Dec 3, 2019
I’ve played one other Quantic Dream game before (heavy rain), and was not thrilled with the treatment of their female character. She is of course the only one we see naked, terrorized in her own home and a few other stereotypes.
Though this one doesn’t seem as blatant, I can’t help but notice the female character in this one gets …
I’ve played one other Quantic Dream game before (heavy rain), and was not thrilled with the treatment of their female character. She is of course the only one we see naked, terrorized in her own home and a few other stereotypes.
Though this one doesn’t seem as blatant, I can’t help but notice the female character in this one gets no special powers?
One is a sweet cyber detective capable of rewinding reconstructed events, another can plot the acrobatic parkour navigation of his surroundings and Kara...well...you see her get hit and chased a lot.
Status cemakkartal Nov 2, 2019
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Hank's hair. lol
To be honest, I only wanted Connor to succeed and he failed. So that was frustrating. I really couldn't get into "androids have feelings too" theme and didn't care about robot characters. Graphics were really nice though. There were some breathtaking action sequences.
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Status pete_cruickshank Sep 6, 2019
I found that he fact that some of my characters died in this game rather upsetting and quite disturbing, having looked after them for so long. What Detroit become human lacks in gameplay it more than makes up for in thought provoking narrative. It stays with you for days after. After looking on the net at all they endings, the …
Read moreI found that he fact that some of my characters died in this game rather upsetting and quite disturbing, having looked after them for so long. What Detroit become human lacks in gameplay it more than makes up for in thought provoking narrative. It stays with you for days after. After looking on the net at all they endings, the differences between the happy endings and unhappy ones are so different. Some of the unhappy ones are deeply disturbing showing the darkest side of human nature.
Read lessStatus kamoh Sep 1, 2019
Detroit excels at evoking a sense of place through environment design, but the writing ranges everywhere from almost interesting to god-awful. If there's one thing David Cage knows how to do as a writer, it's how to completely squander any meaningful interactions between characters by having them blurt out all of the subtext ad nauseum, reducing around 75% of the …
Detroit excels at evoking a sense of place through environment design, but the writing ranges everywhere from almost interesting to god-awful. If there's one thing David Cage knows how to do as a writer, it's how to completely squander any meaningful interactions between characters by having them blurt out all of the subtext ad nauseum, reducing around 75% of the scenes to melodramatic nonsense.
Quantic Dream really needs to kick him out of the writer's chair for one of their games and have someone else come in who knows how to handle characters with nuance - it isn't fair to the rest of the devastatingly talented studio to have to support his honey glazed ham-fisted scripts with every release.