This is the absolute best game I have ever played in my life. Insane storytelling, insane acting, good graphics, exceptional story with 3 alternating threads, so much work that dates back to 2013 from a short video about Kara. And also the additional content, the extreme attention to detail, the literal fact that the main screen lady, Chloe, talks to you, interacts with you, says things based on the time of year. And the best of them all, the fact that YOU, yes, YOU control the story. The decisions YOU take influence absolutely everything. There's 85 different endings. While yes, it's true that some are way more rare than others, YOU are the one that chooses which ending you get.

After finishing the game for the first time, I had the biggest post-game void ever. I saw the whole game on YouTube 1 year and a half before playing myself. And I did the worst choices ever, even with the wiki in the front of my face because of the fact that I had set myself a goal in the beginning: make Connor remain a machine, be friends with Hank and escape with Kara and the group. 17 hours used up and I felt extremely bad since I did what I wanted. But what I wanted came out to be what I truly despise now. I had to eliminate Hank. So I had to do one more run, which took 15 hours + time spent on the wiki, where I did the "good" choices. I got my revenge on Amanda this time. I want to say that I never even shed a tear in my whole 17 years of existence, but this game, on the "good" ending that I took, made me have watery eyes and even made me shed a tear. I'll leave it at that..

If you want to play for yourself, which I do highly suggest, I really advise you to not go on any wiki beforehand and not restart chapters on your first run. If you do get easily attached to characters, change the difficulty to casual on your first run. You'll thank me later.

Overall, "Detroit: Become Human" is an amazing game that keeps you tense at all times, amazingly built stories and just wow game play. This is definitely one of the very games of all time.

Amazing game with good story telling. It feels very well thought. The attention to detail is insane, I mean, they literally motion captured real cats.

There’s some things that don’t get explained, but the story is good. Kind of sad, but good. I also like the fact that in this future world that you play in, the robots weren’t the ones at fault for eradicating the humans.

Also, Triple A looking like graphics for an indie game, which is kind of insane. Perfect game for cat lovers. Also, the game can easily be completed without dying if you are decent at video games (which I’m not, I died like 2 times to the Zurks and around 3 times to the Sentinels). Also, best indie game of 2022 at The Game Awards and the best indie debut winner.

Loved the game and you’ll most likely love it too. 9/10

Really well made game that keeps you engaged and makes you feel tense during your whole play through. Characters are really well built, both in the physical and the psychological sense. It goes from a slow-paced relaxed game to an about-to-erupt panic show in the snap of a finger (literally). It’s insane to see how the main antagonist shows her cynical and deranged side while giving you false hopes that you can do something. Also gives a different perspective in life that will likely be rejected by the average gamer.

Ohh and also the details, Easter eggs and the transitions are made with thought. Also, it’s a really nice touch to give some characters the possibility to break the fourth wall.

Overall a 10/10 game.

It's a really fun sandbox game, and pretty much worth it for the price. There's a lot of stuff to do and it took me a bit to understand how the game works (I had played it on my phone a couple years ago and it was SO much different back then), but it's fun discovering everything you can actually do.

My only problem with the game is that you do need to find stuff to actually unlock it, which is really annoying. I remember I was playing on my phone and wanting to buy premium so bad just to unlock some mobs. And now that I've bought it on PC and still had to do stuff to get the mobs I wanted? Kind of backwards in my opinion. But there's maps and tricks to get them all, so within 1 hour I had all mobs and most traits for characters. There's also traits for languages, genes, religions, clans, creatures like there's so so much content to explore and do.

There's a lot of QOL stuff too like speeding up the time by a lot, speeding it up even more within the debug menu that's easy to get into, doing some cheat stuff that doesn't turn off achievements for that world, there's some cheat stuff that does turn off achievements for that world, you can also tinker with with the world laws, or even turn off some features you don't like such as Ages.

There's so much to do in this game and if you're looking for a good sandbox in which you have all the power, this is it. 9/10 game would recommend !! :D