So You Heard About Detroit: Become Human, But What Exactly Is It? Buckle Up, Buttercup!
Ah, Detroit: Become Human. A game that'll have you sweating bullets one minute, yelling at the screen the next, and questioning your entire moral compass by the end. But what kind of game actually is it?
Hold on to Your Hats (or Helmets, Depending on Your Choices)
This ain't your typical shoot-em-up or button-mashing extravaganza. Detroit: Become Human is an interactive adventure game. Essentially, you get to play as three different androids (fancy robots, basically) living in a futuristic Detroit where the line between human and machine is about as blurry as a photo taken at a rave.
QuickTip: Read in order — context builds meaning.
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Three Droids, Three Dramas
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- Kara: A housekeeper robot who glitches out and decides she's seen enough of humanity's mess. Think Mary Poppins with a rebellious streak (and possibly a few more fight moves).
- Connor: An advanced prototype sent to deal with these "deviant" androids. Think Robocop with a soft spot for origami (don't ask, it's a thing).
- Markus: A caregiver android who awakens and decides to lead an android revolution. Think Spartacus, but made of metal and probably way better at chores.
Choose Your Own Robot Apocalypse (or Not!)
The coolest part? Your choices throughout the game actually matter. A lot. Every conversation, every action, every butterfly you accidentally step on can completely change the course of the story. Will your androids become heroes or villains? BFFs or mortal enemies? It's all up to you!
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Because Consequences, People! Consequences!
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Remember that time you accidentally said the wrong thing at a party? Now imagine those awkward social blunders could lead to an android uprising or the peaceful coexistence of man and machine. High stakes, people!
QuickTip: Go back if you lost the thread.
How to Detroit: Become Human Like a Boss
Alright, alright, you're convinced. Here's a quick rundown on how to dominate this choose-your-own-android-adventure:
- Be prepared for feels. This game will punch you right in the feels. Repeatedly.
- Don't get too attached. Just because you love a character, doesn't mean they'll make it to the end. Death is permanent, folks!
- Explore every option. You never know what hidden detail or plot twist might be lurking behind a seemingly unimportant choice.
- Embrace the weird. This game goes places. Just roll with it.
FAQ: Detroit: Become Human Edition
- How to win? There's no single "win" state. It's about the journey, man (or machine)!
- How long is it? It depends on your choices and how much you explore, but figure on at least 10-15 hours for your first playthrough.
- Is it hard? The gameplay itself isn't super difficult, but the emotional weight of your choices can be intense.
- Do I need to be good at games? Nope! It's more about making decisions and enjoying the story.
- Is it appropriate for kids? Probably not. There's violence, mature themes, and enough existential dread to last a lifetime.
So there you have it! Detroit: Become Human: a wild ride of android drama, tough choices, and a whole lot of "oh my god, did I just do that?!" moments. Now get out there and play it, but try not to accidentally start a robot revolution, okay?
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