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Detroit: Become Human
Heavy Rain developer Quantic Dream debuted its new PS4 title, Detroit: Become Human yesterday at Sony's Paris Games Week press conference – a resurrection of the Kara tech demo the studio made in 2011. A new video for the game featuring creator David Cage sheds some more light on the game and the developer's approach.
In the video Cage discusses the reasoning behind choosing Detroit and the game's timeframe, the tech behind the title, and how it relates to the developer's previous story- and choice-based games.
For more on Detroit: Become Human, take a look at yesterday's debut in-game trailer. Also be sure to watch the riveting, original Kara tech demo and catch Cage's thoughts on tech demos.
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