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Detroit Become Human Guide

Face the consequences of your choices. Detroit Become Human Guide contains complete story walkthrough with choices, consequences and alternative endings. We've described the Flowcharts of Connor, Marcus, and Kara. Also, check our tips about the game’ mechanics.

Last update: 02 July 2019

Detroit Become Human Guide is mainly a walkthrough of the game's story. The game's plot is divided into three main threads of independent characters who strive to achieve their own goals, and also to reach the grand finale that relates to the whole presented world. We have prepared a section about important choices that will show you chapters and moments in the game when you make the most important decisions that have a serious impact on the end of the game. You won't find many additional secrets in the game, but for the insightful there are many tips and clues on how to find them in each chapter. They are presented in special Flowcharts, which are attached to each chapter of the walkthrough. The guide concludes with a list of trophies.

Playing Detroit Become Human game mainly consists in making decisions. It is a game with a very complex plot that contains dozens of possible solutions. The main theme is divided into three parts between the lead characters and tells the story of androids striving for liberation in the world of people who use them as servants. It's up to you to decide the fate of the characters and the shape of the world at the end of the game.

Author: Patrick "YxU" Homa (www.gamepressure.com)

• Color markings
• Definitions
• General Tips
• Difficulty levels
• Characters in Detroit Become Human
• Walkthrough - Connor
• Walkthrough - Marcus
• Walkthrough - Kara
• Detroit Become Human PS4 Controls

Color markings

Using Red and Green color we have marked the guidelines and decisions. This also applies to dialogues and the impact on relations between characters.

Orange color indicates only those interactions (and related items) which the guide refers to. Only those interactions that are important and saved in Flowchart are highlighted with a color.

Definitions

Flowchart - This is a map of progress in Detroit: Become Human. You can view it in the game menu during the game or in the main menu with a breakdown structure of unlocked chapters. The diagrams show possible solutions in the chapters depending on the actions and choices of the characters. By default, they are covered. Only after you have completed the action or observed certain things, they will be added and unlocked in the chart. Repeating chapters from the main menu, even after they have been completed and new solutions have been discovered, does not result in an increase in the percentage of chapter completion, and these solutions are not permanently saved in the Flowchart.

Deviant - This is what the rebellious androids in Detroit: Become Human are called. The term is used continuously in dialogues and in the guide.

E-magazines - objects in the world. On the one hand, they are placed in the Flowchart, so they count towards the progress of the game. On the other hand, they are secrets and are responsible for the background story of the game. You can view all the collected magazines later in the main menu in the "Extras" tab.

QTE - quick time events, these are places in the game in which you have to press specific button sequences to perform an action. Due to the complexity of the storyline, sometimes incorrect implementation of QTE can bring quite unexpected results. Check the Flowchart regularly to find out which side paths you can take.

Palace of the mind - we are talking about the hint mode, which we get by pressing R2 trigger. In Palace of the mind mode, you can see all the clues and objects to be analyzed (especially those difficult to see). This mode also indicates the mission's goals and time to complete them (if any).

General Tips

Detroit: Become Human is an adventure game in a form of an interactive film. At the end of each scene, you'll switch to the next of the three characters, moving on to the parallel line of events in the game world. Although the game is simple, below you will find some useful tips that will explain some of the key in-game mechanics.

1. The main characters of the game may die while playing the story. During the game, you often expose your characters to loss of life, which significantly shortens the plot and leads to certain endings. The exception is Connor, who repeatedly dies and returns to live in every chapter. Most often, you can die during risky quick-time events (QTE), when you need to press a combination of buttons on the screen to successfully complete a certain scene. Of course, you usually have a small limit to make a few mistakes - reducing the level of difficulty increases the number of possible failures in QTE.
2. Completing the game in 100%. This goal is extremely difficult to achieve. It requires unlocking all the tracks in the Flowchart, and some scenes can have up to 5 solutions and different endings. Therefore you will have to finish the game several times to complete Detroit: Become Human in 100%.
3. During the first play: try to complete the game freely. Do not try to find all the secrets by force, although it is worth keeping your eyes wide open. During the first game you will understand how the game works and what solutions you can aim for. During the second approach try to find all secrets and hidden objects that lead to the development of the plot. In the third approach or subsequent ones, it is worth focusing on the faster completion of the next stages, finding only the items that you need and desire.
4. In each dialogue you have a time limit to select your reaction - if the time passes, a random statement will be selected.
5. Traces. Using R2 you enter the augmented vision mode that helps you search for circumstantial evidence. Don't rely entirely on it - it won't always give you all the tips you need in a given place. It's worth knowing that in scenes when you have limited time to take action, in the tracing mode the time is frozen and you can freely look around the area to further analyze the situation.

Difficulty levels

In Detroit: Become Human there are two levels of difficulty: carefree (easy) and experienced (difficult). You can change them at any time during the game from the settings, but outside the activities (QTE). Personally, I recommend playing in difficult mode, because the simplified level blocks some of the storylines that lead to negative endings (some events simply will not occur and some actions will always succeed).

In addition, while playing on the easy level you usually have more time to press the keys in QTE - which are also easier to do (it mainly boils down to the pad buttons, without using a gyroscope or knobs), more accurately are indications in scan mode (R2), and when analyzing objects or people, yellow lines will show you the exact places you need to analyze.

Characters in Detroit Become Human

In Detroit Become Human, the player takes control of three characters. Each of them is an android, but each has a different character, role, profession, and unique storyline. Below we present the characteristics of all three protagonists whose stories intersect many times.

• Connor
• Kara
• Marcus

Connor

Connor is a police android, his model number is RK800, an advanced model created for difficult investigative and criminal work, which can be compared to the tasks of the main character of Blade Runner. Lieutenant Hank Anderson is Connor's partner. Connor is pursuing androids that have become defects (known as deviants). In other words, those that have rebelled against the rules and principles adopted in the universe of Detroit: Become Human. Connor seems to be the least human of all the characters in the game - he seems to be a servant dedicated to human law.

Connor has the ability to scan the environment like a detective mode, helping you in unlocking new stage completion variants or dialogues. Connor's advanced processor allows it to simulate and predict possible solutions to a given problem.

Kara

Kara is a recently built android. This model is used for home help and housekeeping. However, Kara is not a blind and passive robot - it has developed an awareness of its existence.

Kara is android labeled with number AX400. In accordance with the known tech demo (KARA), the machine is sent to the store. It passes from hand to hand and is finally purchased by Todd Williams, a taxi driver. Todd "rents" Kara as a housekeeper, to take care of the house and his little daughter Alice. One day, however, Kara sees the father bullying his daughter. The intervention ends tragically for Kara - she gets destroyed and ends up in repair, where her memory is being reset.

After two weeks, Kara returns to Todd's home, where the player sees another scene of violence and can intervene against Alice's father. Valorie Curry plays the role of Kara.

Marcus

Marcus, just like Kara, is a social worker and the third hero of Detroit: Become Human. The model number of this android is RK200, but Marcus is distinguished above all by his self-developed awareness of existence.

Marcus is a prototype developed by CyberLife. Elijah Kamski, the creator of androids, gave it to his friend, Carl Manfred, a well-known painter. Marcus takes care of Carl in his everyday life, but also accompanies him in his worries and sorrows. The relationship between Marcus and Carl develops throughout history until it resembles a family relationship. Soon Marcus's consciousness is so developed that it gives rise to the idea of liberating androids - in a peaceful or violent way. Marcus is played by Jesse Williams.

Walkthrough - Connor

Connor is one of the main characters. Here you play the role of an android-detective. In general, Connor has the highest amount of various storylines for ending of each chapter.

1. The Hostage
2. Partners
3. Interrogation
4. Waiting for Hank
5. The Nest
6. Russian Roulette
7. Club Eden
8. The Bridge
9. Public Enemy
10. Meeting with Kamski
11. Last chance, Connor

Walkthrough - Marcus

Marcus is a stormy figure. He is a key character who will decide about the fate of the world and it's ending - positive, negative or neutral. He may die before his storyline ends.

1. Shades of Color
2. The Painter
3. The Fall & From the Dead
4. Jericho & Decision Time
5. Spare Parts
6. Stratford Towerhttps
7. Capitol Park
8. March of Freedom

Walkthrough - Kara

Kara is a secondary and supporting character. Her storyline is strongly detached from the main plot of the game and her decision have a small impact on other characters and final state of the world.

1. New Home
2. Stormy Night
3. Fugitives
4. The Great Escape
5. Zlatko
6. Pirate Cove
7. Train at Midnight

Detroit Become Human PS4 Controls

PS4 controls for Detroit Become Human is rather easy. The only difficulty lies in the quick using of controls during the QTE scenes.

	Movement
	Camera control
	Switch camera view (behind/in front of the protagonist)
	Detective mode (look for clues, see mission markers)
	Options/Diagram lookup

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