Detroit: Become Human is a web of narrative permutations that sometimes feels too simple
Detroit: Become Human presents a tantilising web of narrative permutations, even if some of them seem to be telegraphed a little too plainly.
There’s a rise of the robots in Detroit: Become Human
Starting off with mournful singing in a snowy city, Detroit is very obviously not the sort of game that could be called happy. David Cage’s new game is visually impressive and filled with the same sort of emotive stuff you’d expect from the director.
Detroit: Become Human wants to “push the limits” of the PS4
David Cage and his Quantic Dreams want to take PS4 graphics the bleeding edge of what's possible in Detroit: Become Human.
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