I think I've already finished Detroit: Become Human about 8–9 times to get all the achievements, which makes a “normal” review quite difficult.

The game is like an interactive film that lasts 14–18 hours and has very different outcomes depending on the decisions you make. It's a spiritual successor to “Heavy Rain”, which to be honest I liked a bit more because it moved me more. Nevertheless, the story of Detroit: Become Human leaves you anything but cold, especially at the end. I mean, I may have shed a tear or two after my first playthrough.

In my opinion, the soundtrack is very suitable, and the game features some remarkably attractive and detailed backdrops, contributing to a very immersive experience.
The atmosphere draws you in, so that you often feel like a part of this futuristic, dystopian city of Detroit.
Another thing that I really liked were the many thought experiments and moral/ethical questions that the game throws at you, and the ever-present critical display of destructive human behavior patterns.

However, there are a few aspects that bother me about this game. To name a few: The replayability of this game is high, but unfortunately it is usually tedious and time-consuming to play other 'routes' of a level.
Why are there so few re-entry options in the middle of a level? Why is there no option to skip cutscenes?
I mean, these are good design decisions for the first playthrough, but they make subsequent playthroughs unnecessarily exhausting.
Another thing I have to mention are the face animations that frequently look a bit stiff and “inhuman”.
I also don't understand why there is only an easy and medium difficulty level; sometimes I would have liked the game to be a bit harder.

All in all, I would give Detroit: Become Human a 7.5/10, and I can't think of any good reason why you shouldn't at least give this game a try.

Truly an emotional and inspirational game, or perhaps I should call it a movie. The graphics is stunning, and more importantly, the lore of characters are designed very nicely. It truly inspired me to think of our future full of androids and modern technology. Perhaps, developing technology is not always as important as we think.

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