Detroit: Become Human, the adventure game from Quantic Dream where player choices shape the story, recently crossed 10 million units sold. First launched in 2018 as a PS4 exclusive title, Detroit: Become Human made its way onto PC in 2019.
Being Quantic Dream's fifth game, Detroit: Become Human takes the formula used in the French studio's other choice-based games, such as Beyond: Two Souls and Heavy Rain, and further improves upon it. At the time of its launch, the game received overall positive reviews, eventually reaching an average critic rating of 79 on OpenCritic. On the sales front, Detroit: Become Human topped the charts in the UK before cruising to over two million copies sold by the end of its release year.
Detroit: Become Human by Quantic Dream has its flaws, but half a decade after its release its story and characters still have so much substance.
As per Quantic Dream CEO Guillaume de Fondaumiere on Twitter, Detroit: Become Human has now sailed past the 10 million mark in units sold across PlayStation and PC. The achievement exclusively takes into account the paid units of the game, leaving out the story-driven title's PS Plus downloads, as highlighted by...
