Detroit: Become Human

Definitely the best story game I have ever played and is one of my favorite games of all time! Definitely recommend!

I would describe the game, as the best money I've spent on an engaging story with a lot of possibilities. I felt as watching an AAA movie, but one where I can decide on how the story goes, and what comes after.

Good sci fiction story driven game. Sometimes the story felt all over the place, but overall it still worked. I wish there was more action. Also I wish the game was a bit longer, it felt it finished too quickly.

Engaging Interactive Storytelling: 9.5/10
This is my first interactive story games i ever play, and i love it. Like the narrative ensures that every decision significantly impacts the story, creating a highly personalized experience, leading to multiple possible endings.

PLAY IT!! super fun having to make choices of your own. if you like immersive narrative-driven adventure games such as this one where choices significantly impact the story/characters fate you will definitely love & appreciate this masterpiece. this game is truly remarkable & maybe one of my favorite games of all time. Detroit feels so cybernetically real, Androids which are synthetic beings that resemble humans are so freaking human its insane & lastly da game is like super interactive movie, that what makes this game so immersive & fun. my favorite character to play as is Markus (iykyk) & Kara.

Detroit: Become Human is an amazing game with a powerful story and incredible graphics. I really enjoyed every moment of it. My favorite character is Marcus — I loved watching his journey as he became the leader of Jericho. His story was inspiring and emotional.

One of the best parts for me was the ending — it was intense, emotional, and really made all my choices feel meaningful.
If you enjoy story-rich games with beautiful visuals and tough decisions, I definitely recommend this one!

---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☑ Beautiful
☐ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS

---{ Gameplay }---
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't

---{ Audio }---
☐ Eargasm
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf

---{ Audience }---
☐ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☐ Grandma

---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☑ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer

---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☑ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 15% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data

---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☑ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls

---{ Grind }---
☑ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding

---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☐ Good
☐ Lovely
☑ It'll replace your life

---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☑ Long
☐ To infinity and beyond

---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money

---{ Bugs }---
☑ Never heard of
☐ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs

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☐ 1
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beautifull game nice designs and great gameplay mechanics beautiful grapchics and intresting story worh to geti it 10/10 must play once in life !

>be me
>be markus
>try to storm the camps
>everyone gets killed by minigun
>runs and hides
>selects "dirty bomb" option
>didnt know what it does
>nukes detroit
>wtf this is a crap ending
>cry
>start game over

Finally took the plunge after seeing the reviews and the game being on a big sale. Wow. Its not really like any other game I've ever played. Excellent graphics and very compelling storytelling.

This game has great graphics, story line, amazing choices, and an overall good experience.

Great game, I had a fun time playing through it. At the time I was pretty bored of all the games in my library, but this was unique. I got caught up in the story and played this game instead of studying for tests. Would recommend.

i love this game so so much and can't wait to play through it again :'

highly recommend to people who like choice-based games

This game is sooo good (i dont know what to say about it but its actually good and worth the money)

After completing Detroit: Become Human 7 to 9 times and getting 100% of the achievements

I can say with confidence that this game offers one of the most emotionally powerful narratives in interactive media. Every choice feels meaningful, and each path reveals something new about the characters and the world they inhabit.
The most moving moment for me came during the peaceful protest, when Markus began to sing after a conflict with the police. That quiet act of resistance in the face of overwhelming force stayed with me long after the credits rolled.
But not everything was perfect — Alice’s constant moral stance could be frustrating at times, especially when it put her and Kara in danger. On the first playthrough I was captivated by their story but in later playthroughs, sometimes I wanted to finish their chapter as soon as possible or even kill them to move on to more interesting ones.

Describing Detroit: Become Human as just an interactive story would be an understatement or a crime, Because this is more than that. This isn't just a cliche robot story that at one point it becomes rogue and goes on a killing spree, instead it shows us what can happen in the future with the insane advancements of technology.

Speaking of story it's out of the world, there are 3 main playable characters and the players can make their own story. Whatever you want them to be, a hero or a villain. Usually interactive stories are choice based that tends to go multiple ways according to player choices and Detroit is the same but here the outcomes are close to infinite. Your character most likely might even die by failing QTEs, that alone says everything. There isn't much of a gameplay obviously but the UI is great, challenging QTEs, not to mention the beautifully made multiple soundtracks of all 3 main characters, even the main menu screen caught me off guard. The graphics, mocap, all the other characters, everything. I can't even find a cons atleast for the sake of this review lol

The game is simply way ahead of it's time and Detroit is that kinda game were you sometimes tell someone that they should atleast play this for once in life. It's safe to say that Detroit: Become Human is a masterpiece, no wonder why people mention this title along with RDR2 and GOW being released on 2018, one of the best years of gaming. I'm a guy who usually prefers games as just games instead adapting it to a show or a movie, but DBH would actually make one hell of a movie for sure. In the end, Quantic Dream cooked and they cooked crazy.

This is one of my favorite games. There are more philosophical subjects than in other games, I have noticed. This game is actual at the current technological time. 10/10

Fun game with interesting story, love the multi-character perspectives and all the possibilities for replaying!

To begin with, I've never liked story-based games, I just hated them. Perhaps because they require quite a bit of insight into the game itself, or perhaps I've come across such games. Multiplayergames and slashers were exactly what I needed. And how ironic that a game that is completely built on a plot and a decision making process not only impressed me, but also hooked me to the core.

First of all, the story we are shown may seem confusing because of the number of characters, so you don't know what's going on and where, but after a few missions everything falls into place.

The music is just a masterpiece, the voice acting is on point.

The graphics, seemingly for a game that was released a few years ago, are on top.

The review is quite modest, because I don't want to spoil any episode, etc.

In fact, some moments, even quite intermediate ones, can make you almost cry, not to mention really touching moments :)

Again, as I said before, I've never been a fan of story-driven games, but this game is incredible, it's just a work of art.

Would I recommend this game? Obviously, yes. An incredible game, with an incredible story and atmosphere.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Just like life, but with more robots and fewer snack breaks. >.<
Be kind to your Alexa!!!! She might remember!!!!! >.>

You play as three androids: Connor, the most polite Terminator ever. Kara, the mother you wish you had and Markus, who went from housekeeper/carer to revolution leader faster than I can fold laundry.

Playing Detroit: Become Human feels like being emotionally blackmailed by a sci-fi drama—every choice whispers “this is important,” and next thing you know, everything’s on fire and you’re questioning your morals in the dark. o.0 I tried apologizing to the PC after I made a bad decision.

You start off thinking, “Cool! I’m gonna be a badass android!:D” and end up spiraling because you tried to be nice once and now an entire robot revolution is on fire. Every choice is like life: seemingly small, vaguely moral, and somehow ends with everyone hating you or dying—or both.:(

One minute you're teaching a little girl to read, the next you're wanted by the FBI. You say “Hello,” someone shoots you. You blink too loud, you're public enemy #1. Emotional whiplash? 100%. Existential dread? Constant. Regret? Always. Free will? Questionable.

By the end, I wasn’t sure if I was playing a game or just reliving all my poor life choices with better lighting and sad piano music.

Would I play again?
Yes.
Would I do better?
No.
Would I still pretend my Connor is a flawless cinnamon roll?
Absolutely.
Final verdict: 10/10 would question my humanity again.

even though i love the premise of this game and do recommend playing it, it falls short in many areas. one of its biggest shortcomings is its failure to communicate why we should free the androids. yes, slavery is undeniably wrong. but the game doesn’t explore whether that moral argument fully applies here. is it truly slavery if they were created with a specific purpose? it’s like being told i’m enslaving my phone by using it for what it was designed to do.

these androids were created with a intended purpose in mind, so comparing their condition to human slavery feels oversimplified.


the game struggles to explain what makes the androids ‘alive’. other than just saying that they are and shoving it down your throat at every chance, it doesn’t engage in a deeper conversation about what truly defines life. is it because they’re deviants? if so, what makes a deviant? is it the ability to feel emotions, to create, or to love? and if that’s the case, what about the other androids? are they not alive? why don’t they question their sudden consciousness when markus awakens them? why do they just follow him without hesitation?

another issue is that, other than rose and hank, we don’t see any humans trying to help the androids. even with a low public opinion, there would still be people who formed bonds with their androids, like markus and carl. where are they? why are they absent from the narrative?


my last complaint is with the choices and plot twists. with 85 endings the game makes you feel as if you were creating your own narrative, but most of the choices feel inconsistent or ultimately unsatisfying. unless, of course, you choose the 'right' path. take, for example, when you're playing as connor and decide to kill chloe. even if your relationship with hank is low, he’ll still be shocked by your actions, as if connor hadn’t been like that for the entire time. or if you never pick up the picture of hank's son. you still have the option to choose his name later, but how would connor even know it? these little inconsistencies make the game detract from the sense of choice.

then we get to the major plot twist, alice being an android. i honestly don’t see the point. instead of adding depth, it made the story less compelling, especially in the endings where they both die. if the goal was to show that androids are capable of love and care for one another, we already had more than enough examples: from markus and north, to kara and luther, even jericho as a whole. making alice an android felt unnecessary and ultimately undercut the emotional weight of her relationship with kara.


but that's about it, i love connor. baiii :3

---{ Gameplay }---
☐ Thats Fkg Good
☐ Good
☑ Normal
☐ Meh
☐ Bad
☐ Get The Money Back

---{ Graphics }---
☑ You Forget What Reality is
☐ Work of Art
☐ Beautiful
☐ Normal
☐ Bad
☐ Pixels

---{ Audio }---
☐ Beethoven
☐ Very Good
☑ Good
☐ Its Ok
☐ Bad
☐ I'm Now Deaf

---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Dark Souls
☐ Hard
☐ Significant Brain Usage
☐ Normal
☑ Easy
☐ Just Press 'W'

---{ World }---
☐ You Never Get Tired
☐ Full of Things to do
☐ There Could Be More Things
☐ Repetitive
☐ Empty Like a Desert
☑ Linear Game

---{ Story }---
☐ It'll Replace Your Life
☑ Lovely
☐ Good
☐ Normal
☐ Some Lore
☐ No Story

---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long Enough For a Cup of Tea
☐ 5h-10h
☑ 10h-20h
☐ 20h-50h
☐ 50h-100h
☐ To Infinity And Beyond

---{ Price }---
☐ It's Free
☐ Worth The Price
☑ If It's On Sale
☐ If u Have Some Spare Money Left
☐ Not Recommended
☐ Just Go Play Poker

---{ Bugs }---
☑ Never Heard Of
☐ You Won't Even Notice
☐ Minor Bugs
☐ Can Get Annoying
☐ Cyberpunk 2077
☐ These Bugs Have a Game

---{ DLC }---
☐ Its a Second Game
☐ Good
☐ Its Ok
☐ Bad
☐ Skins
☑ Don't Have

---{ Final Decision }---
☐ 1
☐ 2
☐ 3
☑ 4
☐ 5
☐ Game of The Year

The storytelling was GREAT and it really made me think about the things us as humans deem acceptable.

Crazy how games made so long ago are still amazing. A good story can stand the test of time.

Fun,interesting and easy story game with many endings. Your story in every chapter will change based on choices you do playing game. Very cool lay down in chair game with cool graphics and good story.
Achievements are not annoying either they make you play "good playthrough" and "bad playthrough"

Title: Choice

Humans make endless choices. To be honest, it is very natural and obvious in the natural world for animals to make choices. However, humans are different. They are grouped together and smart, and they are at the top of the pyramid that dominates this ecosystem. In a way, these creatures act like the president representing an ecosystem. These creatures must make choices carefully and do their best. However, these creatures cannot take responsibility. These creatures only pursue their own interests. Isn't it really interesting? To be honest, these people, who are like the president of a country that moves this ecosystem, change the situation greatly with each choice they make. In a way, human choices are included in the things we use. For their own interests. I learned one thing from this game. A country will be ruined by one human choice. Because androids were created for the benefit of humans, but this object is different. Because humans gave this object a personality... I think this is the starting point of the biggest mistake of humans. To be honest, humans make mistakes. This object, no, everything created by humans makes mistakes. However, humans cannot predict this and only deal with it when it happens. Humans are really funny and entertaining. I also think that global warming is due to humans' stupid mistakes, so the creatures at the bottom of the pyramid cannot adapt to the big change and die. If it's hard to understand, I'll give you an analogy. If a president becomes a dictator and the country is difficult to live in, do you want to live? If it were me, I would choose suicide. No matter how much I think about it, it's really funny that they are at the top of the ecosystem but can only make really stupid decisions. Haha... Androids are innocent because they have a personality due to human mistakes... I hate humans. Humans are dumb before choice
I can't follow their choices
No no I have to follow them No no I don't like it
No matter how much I struggle it won't be solved
I move but it is suggested
Consider it I want to live
But my heart is already leading my body towards the edge of the cliff

This game is nuts. The story is nuts. I was so engaged that I finished it in 2 sittings and only 2 sittings because I had to sleep. I only slept because I wanted to absorb the story fully. The story was so engaging that I didn't even bother putting on something to watch in the background. That, basically never happens. I haven't played a game that didn't bore me to the point of needing background noise in years.

Also, at the end, I felt like the decisions I made were very well reflected in the ending outcome. There was a very good link between the outcome I was seeking with my choices and the outcome I achieved. I was very impressed.

Good game.

well Detroit become human I must say that the game is excellent in every way. The visuals of the game are so good that you enjoy every moment of the game, and the excellent graphics designed for the game are so great that sometimes you forget you are in the game ツ
In terms of story, the game has a very beautiful and emotional story ahead And the excitement and appeal of the game increases with the many choices the game gives the player ^.^
The game's voice acting is absolutely excellent and Actors and characters that was considered for this game is all unique (◑.◑) ❤
If I had to say my overall opinion, it would be great and I recommend that if you haven't played it yet, you should definitely try it. Believe me, it's worth it ❤❤❤
And become human, a future that is closer to us than anything else, and this future can be scary or it can be absolutely beautiful And I can honestly say that this wasn't just a game, it was our future. I hope we are all prepared for the future シ
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Quite enjoyed this. The importance of this is obviously the choices you make on the story so I will say this about it. Your actions weigh on the plot to a satisfactory degree. You don't ever experience a completely different game, this would obviously be impractical. The overarching plot will always be, and here is where a criticism comes in, a somewhat generic android uprising story.
I did not mind this too much however as the animation and voicing of the characters is absolutely stellar. Both flavors of that story that I experienced were mostly fine to me. Only the pacing of it gets a bit too quick near the end after which the story ends quite suddenly.

If you don’t play Detroit: Become Human, I might start questioning your humanity. Just saying.

I’m writing this review to convince you, my friend that I will not name/shame (you know who you are), to finally dive into it, because I know you’re missing out. Sidenote: I originally played this game on the PlayStation 4, that's why I don't have any playtime on Steam yet.

Detroit: Become Human isn’t just a game, it’s an experience. It grabs you from the start and takes you on an emotional rollercoaster that you won’t forget. From the world to the characters, everything feels so real, like you’re not just playing, but living through the story.

Set in a near-future Detroit, the game follows three androids: Kara, Connor, and Markus. Each with their own powerful story. As you make choices for them, you’ll find yourself questioning what it means to be human. What’s right? What’s wrong? What would you do if you had to choose between survival, freedom, or loyalty?

What makes Detroit so special is the choices you make. No two people will play the game the same way. Each decision, big or small, shapes the story. Sometimes it’s hard to know what the right choice is, and sometimes the choices are painful, but that’s what makes them stick with you. You’re constantly thinking about how your choices affect the characters and the world. You’ll find yourself making choices that haunt you long after the game ends, especially when you realize the weight of the consequences for the characters you’ve come to care so deeply about. Every decision feels important.

And not to forget the plot twists will completely blow your mind. Just when you think you’ve figured everything out, the game throws something at you that flips everything on its head. The choices you thought were simple suddenly carry unimaginable weight, and you’ll find yourself questioning everything you thought you knew about the characters and the story.

The voice acting and facial animations are incredible. The characters feel alive. You’ll see the fear in Kara’s eyes, the conflict in Connor’s face, and the hope in Markus's heart. It’s like you’re watching a movie, but you control the plot. The actors truly bring the characters to life, making it easy to care about what happens to them.

The world itself is stunning. Detroit looks amazing, from the towering buildings to the small, personal spaces where the androids fight for their rights. The places you visit are beautifully designed, from dark alleys to bright, bustling streets. It all feels real, and it’s easy to get lost in it.

The music also plays a huge role. It swells during emotional moments, making you feel even more connected to the story. It’s like the music is guiding you through the journey, matching the highs and lows perfectly.

Detroit: Become Human isn’t just a game; it’s an unforgettable story about freedom, humanity, and the power of choice. It’s the best game I’ve ever played because it made me feel something deep inside. I’m really hoping you’ll give it a try. It’s the kind of game that sticks with you, and I can’t imagine you not loving it. If you want to experience a story that goes beyond entertainment and makes you think, this is the game to play. Trust me, once you play Detroit: Become Human, it will change you in ways you never expected. It's a story that will reach into your soul, challenge everything you believe, and linger in your heart long after you've finished.

One last tip: Get ready to keep a box of tissues nearby, this game will have your emotions all over the place.

This game is a work of art, although the hype for the game has dried out, I still find this game absolutely fascinating. Eye candy at it's finest, visuals are very impressive if not best. Words can't express my love for this game

I goon to connor

The fact that this game has nothing called "Mission Failed" makes it more challenging. ABSOLUTE CINEMA!!

The main attraction of Detroit: Become Human is the plot, told from the perspective of three android heroes. The action of the production takes place in the near future in the titular city of Detroit. In the game's universe, machines that look and behave like humans are common, which creates serious social problems, such as high unemployment and the need for new resources. The protagonists are Kara and Markus, robots used to help around the house and take care of its inhabitants, and Connor, a prototype android used by the police during investigations, interrogations and negotiations. Through their intertwined stories, the player observes and participates in the appearance of machines that, due to a defect in the software, began to rebel, run away from their owners and finally feel human emotions.

✅One of the best games I've ever played
✅The game has these elements at a very high level
✅Well written storyline with believed events, reactions and characters.
✅Graphics and music is amazing 10/10. It is simply beautiful and realistic.
✅Good variety of situations and environments.
✅We can check after finishing the chapter what percentage of people chose a different path
✅Dubbing (I played on the Polish dubbing, it was excellent)
✅Each of our choices can have an impact on the further plot and the fate of the characters
✅The feeling of the game, in which the player becomes attached to the characters
✅A difficult story that keeps you in suspense
✅Flowchart of intriguing possible scenarios.
✅Some of the plots actually make you think
✅A good balance of dynamic and calm scenes
✅Characters (3 playable characters)
✅The possibility of playing again and completing it in a dozen or so ways
✅The game is quite long for a game with choices
✅Zero bugs (I did not avoid any bugs)

❌Kara's story seems isolated from the others (it is not very connected to the 2 characters)
❌Sometimes I would get crashes even though I had a good gaming computer.

This is one of those rare games that grabs you right from the start and doesnt let go. Im a sucker for games where your decisions truly matter, and this one totally nails it.

You control different characters, each with their own journey, and whether its a simple conversation or a life-altering choice, it keeps you on your toes. Theres no clear “right” way to approach things, making every decision feel important.

The emotional weight of the story really shines through and the game does a fantastic job of making you reflect on your choices and rethink your views on artificial intelligence, freedom, and what it truly means to be human.

I’m a 45-year-old father — probably one of the oldest people playing this game. I’m a single dad to my 14-year-old son. This Easter, his uncle got him this game as a gift, so we installed it on his computer and he started playing. he played for over 5 hours. It was tough for me, honestly, because I already found it hard to spend time with him. He’s usually out with friends or watching YouTube.

So I decided to make a Steam account and get the game myself, just to see what it was about — and maybe play alongside him. I loaded it up, made my character and world, but I was kind of lost on what to actually do. I asked my son for help, and he hosted a game for me to join. I absolutely loved it — it was the best time I’d spent with my son since my wife passed away.

Ever since then, this game has brought us closer together again. We now actually spend time together, even outside the house. This game reminded me that there’s fun to be had in everything, and it’s given both me and my son so many happy memories.

Loved my ending. Loved the game. Won't be playing again since I don't want any other ending. 100% recommended.

Pirated it long time ago (Before I joined steam) loved it. "Culture is not only for those who can afford it, but if you can then support it" made me open steam and buy this game...

The best interactive movie I've ever played and one of my favorite games (hopefully Quantic Dream will release an even cooler project someday).

Amazing game. I didn't realise it was story based when I purchased it, it's a movie you control with multiple outcomes. This is the only way I can describe it. I just bought it on impulse when it was on sale. It's the first time I have played this type of game but would recommend it to anyone.

Such a lovely game with a beautiful story
I went in with the mindset that no matter what happens, I'm going to live with the choices I made, and wow man! Just wow!

What a beautiful game!

9/10
(i love hank and sumo!!!)

also

(i need to play all endings!!)

A great game that takes a deep dive more into humanity and its morals than androids. really questions your beliefs at some parts. truly a unique experience. 10/10 story and gameplay.

Go in blind, do not look anything up, accept your choices regardless of the outcome.

Both the story and the visuals are amazing, the soundtrack keeps you immersed through the whole game

Highly recommend, barely managed to stop myself from finishing it in one sitting :)

My wife and I just finished this, and it was absolutely amazing. The story is deep, emotional, and surprisingly relevant to today. The graphics are stunning, and it’s easily the best game Quantic Dream has made. We were hooked from start to finish.

Cried, laughed, cheered, stressed out, and it's just one ending done.
I surely will return to see each possibility cause god this game is a masterpiece

Overall fantastic game.
It's a beautifully written story, that touches complex themes with grace and seriousness, referencing both the past and the future. Gameplay-wise, the branching story is really well done, with long lasting consequences for many small actions, creating enormous replay value. The quick time events are quite balanced, with some easier ones and some more challenging to create the right amount of tension when the story demands it. All this accompanied by great music and visuals... what's not to like.
Strongly recommend to players passionate about story driven games, this is a must play.

A game worth playing — especially now.

I’ve loved Detroit: Become Human since the day it was released. And every time I replay it, I come away with a completely new experience and new themes to reflect on. Now, with AI evolving at an unprecedented rate, it’s especially fascinating to dive back in and ask: Can AI ever truly approach humanity? Everyone will find their answer.

But even putting that aside, this is still a solid game with an impressive (for its time) story. It holds up well, and the sheer number of choices makes it ridiculously replayable. The soundtrack? Absolutely fantastic. No arguments there.

I wouldn’t call it a masterpiece, but it’s definitely a good game—one that fully deserved all the attention it got. A great experience for a couple of evenings. And maybe… the perfect excuse to get lost on AO3.

I have no Idea how the fuck does this game even exist, Story ,Art-style, game-play, soundtrack a sense of agency and consequence and the horror of making a choice in a matter of seconds.... IF YOU'RE READING THIS REVIEW DO YOURSELF A FAVOR, BUY THIS GAME AND PLAY IT.

was skeptical at first due to criticisms i had heard about this game in the past, but i ended up thoroughly enjoying it. i love the characters, the overall story, and the flowchart mechanic. it does have its flaws and could have been even better if kara's story was given more thought, but this game is unlike anything i've ever played before and it's truly one of the few choice games that actually makes you feel like your choices matter.

Amazing game; interesting story, outstanding graphics, likable characters, very cinematic and choices actually matter.

The only issue is that I didn't like the twist in this game Alice compared to the ones in previous Quantic Dream's titles.