Official PS4 character trailer for Markus from Detroit: Become Human

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Detroit: Become Human is an upcoming science fiction video game developed by Quantic Dream and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment for the PlayStation 4. The story is about an sentient android named Kara who escapes the factory she was made in and struggles to find her place among humans. 

Detroit: Become Human - E3 2016 Trailer - PS4

The Quantic Dream studio are known for their arresting story lines and innovative game development. 'Detroit: Become Human' is their newest title with striking visuals and we've picked out some of our favourites. Did we miss any? Let us know @getFANDOM

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Developer Quantic Dream is renowned for pushing the boundaries when it comes to interactive entertainment, and eight years after it turned heads with the innovative Heavy Rain, the studio is putting the story back into your hands with Detroit: Become Human.

But is this a tale that’s better for having its audience dictate it?

While most decisions you make during this 12-hour plus journey have pretty immediately apparent outcomes (failing to find a suspect as android Detective Connor for example, changes the outcome of your investigation in the next scene) it’s during Detroit’s final hours where the sheer scope of Quantic Dream’s choice mechanics build into a glorious, nail-biting conclusion.


With your choices in pivotal moments spawning literally hundreds of different outcomes, there’s an exhilarating sense of dread at play whenever you’re faced with making one of Detroit’s increasingly difficult decisions. 

In our time with Detriot: Become Human we realised you can get widely different outcomes from tiny decisions Markus, Connor and Kara make. While this does give you some amazingly different endings it can take a while to unlock them or even work out what to do. 


Unfortunately, many players won’t have the patience to see how their stack of carefully choices end up playing out. While Quantic Dream has given players the keys to unlock a staggering amount of different branching narratives, frustratingly, that same level of freedom simply isn’t afforded to you in the minute to minute gameplay.


To save you the time we have decided to put together all the best and worst endings we came across for Kara in the above video in our time with Detroit: Become Human. 

SPOILER WARNING: The video above will reveal all the key endings for Kara’s story.

The best and worst endings for Kara in Detroit: Become Human

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Actress Victoria Atkin stopped by FANDOM's Comic-Con suite today to give us the skinny on her forthcoming sci-fi show Extinct.Written by Ender's Game author Orson Scott Card and New York Times bestselling author Aaron Johnston, the 10-episode show debuts on BYUtv on October 1st, with the official synopsis as follows...400 years after the extinction of the human race, a small group of humans are revived by an alien race. The aliens claim they want to restore the human species, but the 'reborn' humans uncover new dangers, hidden agendas and powerful secrets that challenge that claim and threaten to annihilate the human race all over again.Watch the above video to find out all about Victoria's character and the challenges she faces following being 'reborn', and check out Extinct on BYUtv October 1st.

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Unfortunately, many players won’t have the patience to see how their stack of carefully choices end up playing out. While Quantic Dream has given players the keys to unlock a staggering amount of different branching narratives, frustratingly, that same level of freedom simply isn’t afforded to you in the minute to minute gameplay.


To save you the time we have decided to put together all the best and worst endings we came across for Connor in the above video in our time with Detroit: Become Human. 

SPOILER WARNING: The video above will reveal all the key endings for Connor's story.

The best and worst endings for Connor in Detroit: Become Human

Unfortunately, many players won’t have the patience to see how their stack of carefully choices end up playing out. While Quantic Dream has given players the keys to unlock a staggering amount of different branching narratives, frustratingly, that same level of freedom simply isn’t afforded to you in the minute to minute gameplay.


To save you the time we have decided to put together all the best and worst endings we came across for Markus in the above video in our time with Detroit: Become Human. 

SPOILER WARNING: The video above will reveal all the key endings for Markus’s story.

The best and worst endings for Markus in Detroit: Become Human

If you can endure the game’s more tedious aspects and embrace the bad with the good, Detroit’s branching endings will undoubtedly compel you to dive into countless chapter replays and spark heated conversations for years to come.

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Directors Justin Benson and Aaron Moorehead have made two of the most interesting horror movies of the last few years in the shape of Resolution and Spring. And the pair are at it again with The Endless, a sci-fi horror currently screening at festivals, and hitting cinemas in early 2018.The dynamic duo stopped by FANDOM's Comic-Con Suite to discuss the movie - which concerns two brother who flee from a suicide cult, only to return 10 years later - and explain how it connects to their first film.They also talk about how scary the movie gets, and reveal their plans to build a low-budget sci-fi horror movie universe.The interview can be watched above, while The Endless will be messing with your mind in 2018.

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Despite opening with one of the strongest gaming sequences of all time, theres definitely something missing from Prey. The promise of revealing the secrets of the Yu family and the alien-infested Talos I might keep you going to begin with, but its not long until the game bombards you with so much side content its easy to lose sight of the bigger picture. Thankfully the side missions are varied enough that you dont mind being a little distracted. Whether youre searching for missing crew members still showing some vital signs, catching a murderer or avenging dead lovers, theres so much to get stuck into. But theres no getting away from the fact the quests are very much go there, get this and come back. Yes, Prey is a little bit obsessed with fetch quests, keycodes, security passes and checking your emails. When you actually get back to the main story, delving into the mystery of Morgan Yu and co is utterly gripping. It just takes a little too long to get there. In terms of gameplay, Prey definitely bears the DNA of Arkanes other title Dishonored, but there are strong resemblances to those big names in games like System Shock, BioShock, Half-Life and Dead Space. The real difference here though is your ability to harness alien powers. Just like all the trailers have promised, turning yourself into a mug or a roll of toilet paper is incredible fun, but so is mind-control, wielding fire and dishing out kinectic blasts.Its just a shame that the game seems to punish you for messing around with the Typhon powers. The more you gain, the more enemies youll have to face and the more likely you are to be hunted by the behemoth that is the Nightmare. But despite our quibbles with the gameplay, the atmosphere that Arkane has created with Prey is applaudable. Mimics never cease to surprise you, all the aliens have great personalities  if you can say that about something that terrifies you  and the sense of tension and paranoia is always palpable. And its also a game that we can still recommend. It might not feature the best story structure and can feel repetitive at times, but this a slow burn that anyone interested in horror games should experience. 

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