15 Story-Driven Adventure Games Like Detroit: Become Human -
You’ll definitely find quite a few games like Detroit: Become Human if you go looking for them. But you don’t have to since we’ve gathered the best ones together for you in this hefty list of ours.
Quantic Dream’s 2018 offering is a haven for those fond of captivating detective stories that unfold in the form of adventure games. The three-character plot of Detroit: Become Human became an instant hit and further cemented David Cage’s reputation of being among the top adventure game creators in the industry.
It isn’t a surprise then that Detroit: Become Human happens to be the company’s most successful launch to date, having sold more than 5 million copies, across all platforms. It’s a game that has received praise from critics and players alike and it still continues to attract new gamers.
Talking Point: What We re Hoping To See In Today s Nintendo Direct
Well, well, well. We may have been disappointed when our 2020 Direct predictions failed to come true, but what s 530 days of waiting between friends? Besides, we ve been really busy in the intervening months, haven t we? We don t need you, Nintendo. We ve got, er, a global pandemic.
We re just kidding, Ninty. We love you. Please come back to us.
The time is finally here, and the fabled Nintendo Direct is back, with a full
fifty minutes of gaming. Is it too much to hope that those fifty minutes won t be entirely spent on the new Smash Bros. fighter? Here are our predictions for what Nintendo has got to show us, from the likely to the ludicrous.
Saturday, January 30, 2021
A day ago, French studio Dontnod Entertainment announced a business cooperation agreement with Tencent, whereby the Chinese conglomerate will invest in the studio and acquire a minority stake. According to a post by Twitter tipster Emily Rogers,
Life Is Strange publisher Square Enix and developer Dontnod parted ways “a long, long time ago,” and that any future games in the series will be developed by
Before the Storm studio, Deck Nine.
Eurogamer contacted Square Enix for a statement but was declined a comment. However, as the website has noted, recent developments seem to add some weight to the rumor.
DONTNOD Secures Investment from Tencent Raising Questions About Life Is Strange
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There’s increasing speculation about developer DONTNOD and its role in the Life Is Strange series. Earlier this week, the French studio announced a €30 million (~$36 million) financing deal with Chinese juggernaut Tencent, which it said would allow it to create “new self-published intellectual properties”. The studio has worked with numerous publishers in the past, including Square Enix and Focus Home Interactive, but it most recently published Twin Mirror on its own after a deal with Bandai Namco was dropped.
Of course, as already alluded, DONTNOD is best-known for the Life Is Strange series, which it created. However, the intellectual property is owned by Square Enix, and now there are questions about how the franchise will move forward in the future.