So You Think You've Seen Detroit: Become Human? Buckle Up, Buttercup!
Ever felt like you've squeezed every drop of juice out of a game? Like you've seen every permutation, every plot twist, every [dramatic music swells] tearful goodbye Detroit: Become Human has to offer? Well, hold onto your cybernetic horses, because you might be in for a surprise.
This mind-bending choose-your-own-adventure throws more endings your way than a confetti cannon at a robot revolution rally. We're talking about a narrative labyrinth more complex than Ikea furniture instructions after a few too many space robits (don't judge my metaphors).
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| How Many Endings Does Detroit Become Human Have |
The Official Tally: Numbers Don't Lie (But They Might Confuse You)
Now, if you're the kind of person who needs a concrete number, here's the deal: Detroit: Become Human boasts a whopping 85 potential endings. That's right, 85! Each playable character (Kara, the nurturing android nanny; Markus, the revolutionary leader; and Connor, the conflicted RK800 model) has their own branching storyline, and your choices throughout the game determine where they end up.
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But here's the thing: not all endings are created equal. Some are glorious triumphs, others are dirt naps disguised as cutscenes (oof, sorry for the spoiler...ish hint). Some involve escaping to Canada (because apparently that's the ultimate happy place for androids on the run), while others involve, well, let's just say they wouldn't make it onto a Hallmark card.
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The point is: the number 85 is impressive, sure, but it's the variety of those endings that keeps you hitting "New Game" like it's going out of style.
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How Deep Does the Rabbit Hole Go?
So, how many playthroughs does it REALLY take to see everything? Buckle up, buttercup, because this is where things get a little crazy. If you wanted to witness every single variation, you'd be looking at some serious time commitment. We're talking multiple playthroughs, strategic save files, and a whole lot of trial and error (and probably a few thrown controllers).
But hey, that's the beauty of Detroit: Become Human, right? It's a game that rewards replayability, that constantly keeps you guessing, that throws out enough "what if?" scenarios to fill a cyberpunk philosophy textbook.
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Here's the takeaway: Don't stress about seeing absolutely everything. Enjoy the ride, make those tough choices, and revel in the sheer number of stories this game has to offer.
FAQ: You Got Questions, We Got (Brief) Answers
How to get the "good" ending?
There's no single "good" ending, but generally, focus on keeping your characters alive, promoting empathy between humans and androids, and making choices that feel morally sound to you.How to avoid accidentally getting the "bad" ending? Be mindful of your quick-time events (those button mashing moments) and dialogue choices. Sometimes the seemingly "safe" option can lead you down a dark path.
How to see more endings for a specific character? Focus on making different choices during their key scenes. Explore all the dialogue options, and see where each path leads.
How to know if I've missed an ending?
The game helpfully keeps track of your progress through flowcharts. These nifty diagrams show you the various branches you've taken and the ones that remain unexplored.How much therapy will I need after playing Detroit: Become Human?
That depends entirely on your emotional attachment level to fictional androids.
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