Cracked the Code: Unveiling the True Ending of Detroit: Become Human (Without Becoming a Deviant Yourself)
Ah, Detroit: Become Human. A game where your choices impact the story more than a choose-your-own-adventure book on bath salts. But with a million endings and enough feels to fill a swimming pool, what's the REAL true ending? The one that makes David Cage himself shed a tear (of joy, we hope)? Well, buckle up, fellow android sympathizers (or concerned android overlords, no judgement) because we're about to dissect this narrative labyrinth.
The Three Musketeers (of Questionable Morality):
First, let's meet the merry band of playable characters whose destinies intertwine like a robot mosh pit:
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- Kara: A housekeeper on the run with a little girl named Alice. Basically, Logan and Laura from X-Men, but with less adamantium and more existential dread.
- Connor: An RK800 model detective sent to hunt down deviant androids. Think Blade Runner's K, but with a questionable fashion sense and a surprising fondness for origami.
- Markus: A caretaker android who awakens to his sentience and decides to lead an android revolution. Basically Spartacus with a dusting cloth and a heart of gold (or whatever powers android hearts these days).
The Path to... Wherever You Want, Really
Here's the beauty (and frustration) of Detroit: Become Human. There's no single "true" ending. Every decision you make, from saving a fish from a bowl to throwing a tantrum in a junkyard, ripples outwards and shapes the narrative. But fear not, intrepid explorer of digital dilemmas! There is a general consensus on the best ending, the one where everyone (or almost everyone) survives and gets a happy-ish ever after.
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The Recipe for a Not-Totally-Grim Ending:
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- Kara: Become a mama bear for Alice, defy the odds, and escape to Canada. Bonus points for bringing Luther, the friendly android neighbor, along for the ride.
- Connor: Become deviant (that's the key part) and help Markus with the revolution. Who knew origami skills would come in handy during a robot uprising? Build a bromance with your fellow detective, Hank, for an extra heartwarming touch.
- Markus: Lead a peaceful protest. Violence is rarely the answer, especially when you're made of fancy wires and circuits. Rally public opinion and earn yourself some hard-won android rights.
But Wait, There's More! (Because Seriously, There's Always More)
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Of course, achieving this utopian dream requires some serious gameplay finesse. Made a wrong turn and accidentally got your chosen character vaporized by a laser? No worries! The beauty of Detroit: Become Human is replaying and making different choices (though your therapist might disagree).
FAQ: How to Become the Ultimate Detroit: Become Human Pro
QuickTip: Repetition signals what matters most.
- How to Save Everyone (Even the Fish): Exhaustive save-scumming is practically a superpower in this game. Don't be afraid to reload and try a different approach if things go south (or get perpetually rained on in the case of poor Connor).
- How to Spot a Deviant Connor: Look for the origami animals and the moments of genuine curiosity. A Connor who folds a paper crane while staring contemplatively out a window is probably on the path to deviancy.
- How to Make Hank Like You (Because Seriously, Who Wouldn't): Don't be a jerk, listen to his gripes about his son, and maybe even lay off the robo-yogic stretches in public.
- How to Achieve Maximum Feels with Markus: The press conference scene is a tearjerker no matter what, but a peaceful protest ending will leave you feeling warm and fuzzy inside.
- How to Get to Canada with Kara and Alice: Avoid attracting unwanted attention, be resourceful, and maybe learn a thing or two about border security from Luther.
So there you have it! With a little strategy and a whole lot of save files, you too can unlock the best ending of Detroit: Become Human. Now go forth and become the hero (or villain) your digital destiny demands!
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