Me and my sister played it together, splitting the characters between us. She played Connor and the majority of Markus, and I played Kara and helped with Markus decisions. It made it a little awkward when it jumped really quickly between characters, like during action scenes, but that was part of...

I went into this game knowing very little of the game and its premise, but boy was I pleasantly surprised by what I was given! I never played any other titles by the developers of this game, nor did I see any advertisements for this game; the only way I found this game was through my recommendations...

Quantic Dream has made some not so great games in the past, but each game has been better than the last. Detroit tells a cool story about androids in the near future. The gameplay is focused around quick time events, dialogue choices, and investigating. The graphics are amazing amd it runs smooth.

In my opinion, this game is overrated. Maybe it's because I've gotten more cynical as I get older, or that I have high expectations, but I didn't really enjoy this game as an immersive experience. I was expecting a Beyond: Two Souls or Life Is Strange type immersion, but I got something less.

In this game, you take control of three playable characters that, as the story progresses, will alternate between them. The premise of the story is that you witnessing history as that the androids are becoming more aware of their existence and it is up to you to decide how it plays out.