Detroit: Become Human

★★★★★4.6(5 GameRoll ratings)

Detroit: Become Human is an interactive narrative adventure game developed by Quantic Dream and released in 2018. Set in a near-future Detroit where androids serve humans, the story follows three android protagonists—Kara, Connor, and Markus—who shape the city’s fate through their choices. Gameplay combines exploration, dialogue interactions, and quick-time events, with branching storylines and multiple endings. The narrative explores themes of artificial intelligence, freedom, and morality.

Detroit 2038. Technology has evolved to a point where human like androids are everywhere. They speak, move and behave like human beings, but they are only machines serving humans. Play three distinct androids and see a world at the brink of chaos, perhaps our future, through their eyes. Your very decisions will dramatically alter how the game’s intense, branching narrative plays out. You will face moral dilemmas and decide who lives or dies. With thousands of choices and dozens of possible endings, how will you affect the future of Detroit and humanity’s destiny?

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Platforms: PlayStation 4, PC (Microsoft Windows)
Genres: Adventure
Developer: Quantic Dream
Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment
Release date: May 25, 2018
Time to beat: Main Story: 11h · Main + Extras: 14h · Completionist: 32h

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Panda Dragon

@pandadragon

★★★★★PlayStation 4

A very interesting and replayable ensemble story. The graphics haven't aged badly at all. I really like being able to see the entire decision tree at the end of each chapter. It can be played in a marathon with friends by passing the controller, and I think it is even more enjoyable that way.

Dani

@atmos

★★★★☆PlayStation 4

What an Asimov-worthy marvel this fucking masterpiece is. There are few games that make you want to replay them so much, and yet at the same time don't, because you realize you've already written the story where your decisions were the ones you had to make, or the ones you would have always made, and you couldn't possibly decide otherwise. I consider enough time has passed now that I don't remember my decisions, and I am sure I will play it exactly the same way and I will love it just as much as I loved it the first time.