Detroit become human review

Here's a quick thing about what detroit become human (dbh) is like and how I found it when I played ! So dbh is a storybased, decision making game, with three separate and contrasting storylines, all revolving around androids, who're battling through their experiences treated as second class citizens by humans, even after gaining consciousness. You play as Kara, a house android who runs away with the daughter of the household she works in, to protect her from her abusive dad, you play also a storyline revolving Markus, another house android who was treated with kindness by the elder he worked for, and is struck with emotions upon his death, then making it his business to earn rights for sentient androids like him all across the world, and the final storyline is the android Connor, who works with the Detroit police, and is programmed to work with a stoic police officer, Hank, to hunt down these sentient androids (deviants). Your choices really do have an impact on what happens in this game, which is nice given some "choice" games have 1/2 inevitable outcomes. The graphics are fantastic, which well helps to emulate that futuristic feel the game is going for. The game is super emotional in all ways, and really touched me with its deep stories.

Overall, I'd recommend this game to anyone who loves a game that really makes you think about things in a philosophical light, especially surrounding the topics of ai, which're becoming more and more prominent nowadays. Also think anyone who's into that neon futuristic vibe will love the design of this game, I know I really loved it for that reason.