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May 2018
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The editors liked
Often gorgeous looking
Killer sound design
A few sequences that are good cheesy fun
The illusion of choice creates tension
Incredible visuals
Fantastic multilayered story
Decisions that truly matter
Story flowchart
Excellent presentation pulls you into the world and brings characters to life
Three storylines that complement one another in fascinating ways
Filled with unforgettable moments of shock and awe
Great character designs and emotive acting
Three interwoven stories that feel more connected than that of Heavy Rain's cast
Phenomenal facial capture and animation
Great graphics and solid performance (at least on PS4 Pro)
Impressive graphics - realistic models and beautifully-drawn environment
Great story and characters
You can create your very own version of story
You can replay any scene at any time
Among the best visuals on any platform to date
Gorgeous and moving score
Writing and decisions are insightful and impactful
Multiple playthroughs are encouraged
Though the story is self-contained
Over a dozen hours per story run
The editors didn't like
Flawed premise
Dopey script
Counterintuitive controls
Total failure to meaningfully engage with the real-world issues it invokes
Developer
Its message is poorly delivered
Story is muddled
Silly dialogue is quite common
Poor M/KB controls
Too passive for some
Hard to 100%
Flowcharts constantly remind you of the game you're playing and cheapen your involvement
Blatant and shallow appropriation of real-life events stick out like a sore thumb
Some secondary characters exhibit an obvious lack of detail
The illusion of choice
Realistic depictions of violence and mental anguish might not sit well with the audience
Having to juggle 'interact' and 'rotate camera' on the same analog stick
Cringy controls on character movement
Small bit of mip-mapping and the occasional framerate hitch
But not impactful for either
Dialogue choices are occasionally counter intuitive
Developer Quantic Dream continues to solidify their pedigree in creating narrative driven cinematic experiences. Aside from a few story and design stumbles, Detroit: Become Human offers an engaging adventure with great presentation, meaningful choices, an...
Published: 2018-03-03, Author: Randy , review by: Gamingnexus.com
Abstract: At first, Detroit: Become Human appears to be little more than a game that gets its rocks off with child endangerment, hamfisted slavery analogies, and good cop/bad cop tropes. At first, the game acts like it's simply a place where physically ugly humans...
Detroit Become Human is a beautiful jig-saw puzzle yet deformed puzzle. The individual parts look pretty, but once you try and piece it together, it all falls apart...
Abstract: Detroit: Become Human wants so badly to be an interactive Hollywood blockbuster, but its amazing visuals and cinematic presentation can't make up for some really lame writing, weird performances and an overall lack of grace. In spite of all that, though...
"An average narrative-adventure game that sags under the weight of its own widescreen ambitions."...
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Published: 2018-05-05, Author: Mike , review by: itwire.com
Abstract: Quantic Dream and David Cage return with Detroit: Become Human, and the interactive movie concept is further perfected.I have been struggling with David Cage so-called games on itwire.com now for over eight years and I am completely over the whole discuss...
8SCOREOUT OF10Robot rockChoices really do matterAstonishing visuals and soundtrackStrong performances all roundShort circuitWriting still poor in placesSome questionable scenes and themesMinor control annoyancesYou own this Total 0You want this Total 0You...
Published: 2018-05-29, Author: Tom , review by: dailystar.co.uk
Sensational graphics, An intriguing storyline about the rise of artificial intelligence, Atmospheric, capturing the feelings of the androids as they evolve, Some decent gameplay mechanics around crime investigation levels,
Not gamey enough, too many ‘press this button now' instructional bits, Reduced replayability interest thanks to the addition of branching story options at the end of each level, David Cage's storytelling remains very hit and miss, and the misses are
