I brought this game. Knowing the past of the company with Beyond and Heavy Rain. And wasn't disappointed. The game is set in the future where personal Androids are the normal high tech gadget to have but what happens when they break there programming and learn they have sentience and emotions.

I absolutely love this game. The story is brilliant and is brilliantly put together. Every decision you make impacts the story and who survives. It's not often I rate games this high, but this game is brilliant. The only negative point is the fact the game is much more expensive with Littlewoods.

A decent game, has actual choice variants and consequences. There are a couple of times that feel forced but overall is a solid 8/10 game. Worth a play for sure.

Peace or violence Understanding or anger These are the types of dilemmas you will encounter as you wade through a choice-based narrative that deals with some difficult topics. From drug use and mental illness to murder and civil unrest, your decisions could shape the future of both the human and...

Stunning graphics; Captivating characters; Decision branches are thoughtful and diverse; All the feels

A few tiny details overlooked; Some mature themes handled clumsily; A tad unrealistic

I admit to not being aware of these actors before I played this game, but I had played Heavy Rain and Beyond Two Souls so based on the previews alone I preordered this one and it's my game of the year for sure.

David Cage has a long and storied past in regards to his contributions to the industry both inside and out of his games. Not a lot of it is positive as his workplaces are known to be dens of discomfort for some and his games have never really reached the promised heights.

Baz, who may or may not be an AI, checks out the latest from Heavy Rain developer Quantic Dream.

Interesting world-building; Deep branching story lines; Impactful choices

Clunky and cliche dialogue; Thematically tactless

Quantic Dream's Detroit: Become Human is a collection of contrasts. A compelling and timely story is balanced by anvil-over-the-head lack of subtlety and reliance on cliche. Amazing visuals and masterful performance capture bring the characters and future Detroit to life but are contrasted by...

Detroit: Become Human has been a long time coming and it's the next big hit from Quantic Dream since Beyond: Two Souls on the PS3 back in 2013, which was then released again for PS4 in 2015 along arguably my person favourite from the studio , Heavy Rain .

Three fantastic stories that entwine superbly; Great depth to multiple choice outcomes; You feel invested in all three stories; Awesome graphics and facial animation; Flow charts at the end of chapter offer worthy insight

Some clipping issues and invisible walls

There's no question that Detroit is Quantic Dream's strongest release so far, as Omikron and Fahrenheit have aged terribly, and it soars past both...

Choices really do matter; Astonishing visuals and soundtrack; Strong performances all round

Writing still poor in places; Some questionable scenes and themes; Minor control annoyances