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Detroit: Become Human new live gameplay trailer, screens

You kinda know what you’re getting into when sitting down to play a Quantic Dream/David Cage game. Super cinematic, branching storylines, ridiculous visuals, etc., etc. Detroit: Become Human looks no different so far, and each and every gameplay demo we see pulls us further into a near future world where Androids rise up and rebel against their human masters.

Take a look at a couple of just captured live gameplay videos and yesterday’s E3 trailer below, with a selection of new screens too. There’s no release date yet, but we’re guessing it won’t make the end of 2017.

Detroit: Become Human – PS4 Live Gameplay Demo | E3 2017:

Detroit: Become Human – New Gameplay with David Cage | E3 2017

Detroit: Become Human – PS4 Trailer | E3 2017:

In the near future, the city of Detroit blossoms with the surge of android technology and manufacturing. As the fabric of civilization changes shape, follow a female android named Kara as she tries to find her place in society — and the world. Watch the latest recorded live from E3 2017.

Detroit: Become Human screens:

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