Quantic Dream’s newest game, Detroit: Become Human, now has an official release date. After spending years in development, the game will be releasing on PS4 on 25th May 2018, and follows the story of three androids. The game is somewhat controversial as it deals with sensitive topics that some people may consider inappropriate or taboo for video games.
Following in the footsteps of Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls, Quantic Dream has announced that another one it’s games will be making the jump to the PS4. Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy has been completely remastered from the original PS2 version in 1080p for the PS4.
Following the initial announcement at Paris Games Week last summer, a new trailer for Quantic Dream’s Detroit: Become Human was revealed at Sony’s E3 Press Conference. In the trailer, based on in-game footage, the game’s protagonist, an android detective named Conner, has to make a selection of choices to save a girl taken hostage by another android.
French outlet Le Figaro have revealed that Quantic Dream’s PS3 exclusive Beyond: Two Souls has a production budget of €20million (£16.9m), funded by Sony. The releases on October 11th featuring Hollywood actors Ellen Page and Willem Dafoe, and a soundtrack scored by award-winning composer Hans Zimmer.
Heavy Rain developer Quantic Dream have given some brief details of their next project. Unfortunate for folks hoping for a single-player sequel to Heavy Rain, the game’s creator has stated that he wants to take the success of Heavy Rain and apply it to an online gaming experience.
