You're Not Lost, You're Just... Improvising: A Guide to Saving Your Skin (and Your Android BFFs) in Detroit: Become Human
So you've crash-landed in the neon-drenched world of Detroit: Become Human. You're surrounded by androids with more existential angst than a teenager on a Tuesday, and all you want to do is keep everyone from becoming a deactivated pile of spare parts. But hold on a sec, buddy – how exactly do you save your progress in this wild ride of a game?
Fear not, fellow flowchart navigator! This guide will have you saving lives (and your sanity) like a pro in no time.
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| How To Save In Detroit Become Human |
The No-Frills, No-Spills Auto-Save: Your Detroit Guardian Angel
Unlike some other games that treat saving like a state secret, Detroit: Become Human is all about that automatic love. The game auto-saves at key points throughout each chapter. You'll see a little blue circle in the corner flash when this happens – it's like a digital pat on the back saying, "Hey, good job not accidentally deleting Detroit with a rogue button press!"
Pro-Tip: Don't be a quitter! If you see that blue circle and decide to bounce out mid-chapter, your progress might get a bit grumpy. Best to stick it out until the next auto-save or, you know, the android revolution takes hold.
QuickTip: Don’t rush through examples.
Embrace the Flowchart: Your Map to Not-Getting-Lost (Literally and Figuratively)
Detroit: Become Human loves its flowcharts. These branching paths map out all your decisions and their consequences. They're a fantastic way to see how your choices ripple through the story, but more importantly, completed sections of the flowchart are saved. So even if you make a choice that leads to a character getting turned into a toaster (sorry, spoiler alert... maybe?), that decision is locked in and your progress is safe.
Bonus Fun: Filling out the flowchart is half the fun! It's like a choose-your-own-adventure book on steroids, and seeing all the different paths you could have taken adds a whole new layer to the experience.
Still Sweating Bullets? Here's What Not to Do:
- Don't smash your controller in a fit of rage (looking at you, Markus!). A broken controller won't help anyone (except maybe the parts guy at the local electronics store).
- Don't hold your breath until you turn blue waiting for the auto-save. Breathe easy, my friend. The game's got your back (unless you choose to make some very poor decisions...).
- Don't trust that sketchy-looking squirrel you saw outside your window offering "totally legit" save game editors. Stick to the built-in system, trust me.
FAQ: Saving Your Detroit Behind
How to know when the game has auto-saved?
QuickTip: Skim fast, then return for detail.
A small blue circle will appear in the top right corner of the screen for a brief moment.
How do I see my progress in the flowchart?
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Pause the game and select "Flowchart" from the menu.
QuickTip: Read in order — context builds meaning.
Can I manually save my game?
Nope! Detroit: Become Human is all about embracing the auto-save life.
What happens if I quit the game mid-chapter?
Tip: Read at your own pace, not too fast.
You might lose some progress if the auto-save hasn't kicked in yet. Best to play it safe and wait for the blue circle.
Is there a New Game Plus mode?
Yes! After you complete the game, you can unlock a New Game Plus mode that lets you carry over certain things (like bonuses and flowchart progress) to a new playthrough.
Now you're armed with the knowledge to conquer Detroit: Become Human and save the day (or at least some androids). Remember, the choices you make matter, so choose wisely – the fate of Detroit rests in your hands (and your trigger finger)!
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