Quantic Dreams, purveyor of interactive drama action-adventure video games, started out as a multi-platform developer, but the company’s latest output has all been exclusive to PlayStation systems. Heavy Rain, Beyond: Two Souls, and Detroit: Become Human were all made in partnership with Sony, and were thus exclusive to Sony’s platform. Now, the company has sold of a minority stake to Chinese tech company NetEase

Out this week, Detroit is a game about choices, and the profound effect those choices can make.

To celebrate going gold, Detroit: Become Human has a new demo up on PSN right now, letting you play the game's debut scene.

As if April wasn't packed enough with two PS4 exclusives, Quantic Dream's latest is set to launch just before the silly season of E3.

Firing back at allegations last month, Quantic Dream has denied all instances of toxic behaviour within its studio. And called on the justice system to take action against what they deem a smear campaign.

Detroit: Too Human developers Quantic Dream and its creative director have faced allegations of toxic working environments, racism, sexual harassment and more in three separate reports.

Say what you like about emotion-master and game developer David Cage, but the man knows how to craft a game that gets people talking. Its been a solid four years since Cage and his crew over at Quantic Dream pumped out the Ellen Page ghostbuster sim known as Beyond: Two Souls, with Detroit: Become Human focusing on just what it means to have a soul when you’re a mass-produced assembly line robot.

After the back to back successes of The Hurt Locker and Zero Dark Thirty, director Kathryn Bigelow and screenwriter Mark Boal are back to tell the gut-wrenching true story of what happened at the infamous Algiers Motel during the 1967 Detroit Riots.