Detroit: Become Human

Playing Detroit in 2026 is wild because it went from cool sci-fi game to basically a documentary. We're only 12 years away from 2038 now, and all that stuff in the game people losing jobs to automation, protests against tech companies, and humans getting way too emotionally attached to AI is literally happening outs…

The amount of choices in this game is actually ridiculous. Every time I thought I knew where the story was going, something happened and completely changed the outcome. Finishing a chapter and seeing all the paths I missed made me want to go back immediately. Connor ended up being my favorite, but honestly all three…

I seriously regret sleeping on this game all these years! It was such a great experience that I'll not soon forget. You play the stories of 3 distinct androids as they navigate a world barelling toward an android revolution. The androids start to realize that they are more than just slaves to humans, and become "dev…

I have played hundreds, maybe even thousands of games, over the last 30+ years, and this is easily in my top ten. It is so easily in my top ten that outside of Doom Eternal and Ninja Gaiden Black I cannot even tell you what else is in my top ten off the top of my head. The controls and camera are beyond aggravating…

Even in 2026, it's still a delight for the eyes and the ears. Immersive graphics with perfect voice acting. This would be one of the easiest game to adapt in a movie. It's an interactive story shared between 3 main characters, each remaining independent for most of the game. It allows to show different perspectives.…

Great game from start to finish Detroit Become Human feels like an interactive movie where every choice actually matters Connor really stood out for me—his voice, presence and the way he moves with the camera behind him just give him so much personality Some of the chase scenes and angles were insanely cool and imme…