Masterpiece!
I finished this game twice in a row because I was so hooked up in the story and I must say that this is one of the most unique and addictive story I have ever played. Almost every decision will change the course of the game. I was so invested in the narrative from the beginning to the end. It was like an excellent non stop interactive film that you control every detail of. The graphics were fantastic and the story is very well thought out, I rarely cry in a emotional scene but this game made my tears drop a few times. There are some scenes that I can only describe as nothing short of masterwork. So many choices I made and I really want to go back through it all again and make different choices just to see what happens. The Acting and VA is Amazing. Overall this game is so unique and It's a must play.
My rating: 9/10.
here's a screenshot of the 3 main characters:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2929962726
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TL;DR Definitely a 9/10 game

The first thing you notice in this game - Just how amazing this game looks!
Even though the game originally came out in 2018, it still is one of the best looking games out there.
Maybe it got some graphics upgrade when it was released for PS5 or on PC.
But the animations look crazy good. Especially face animations.

Now playing the game itself, is like watching an amazingly well done sci-fi show.
From the first few missions, when you first start to discover the characters and stories - you're just drawn-in, and can't wait to discover where the story goes next.
What makes it so great, is beyond being a Sci-fi story, it's also one that is alarmingly close to our reality (especially in 2023, with the advances in AI in recent years and even months).
Similar to shows like Incorporated, Handmaid's tale or Upload - you feel that the world in the game/show, could easily be our world in a few years.
It all just feels so seamlessly real...

The game-style is similar to Quantic Dream's previous games, and similar to Telltale games - a choice matters game.
At every step of the way you choose how the characters will react - and the story progresses accordingly.
At the end of each level, you're shown the choices you took, the choices you didn't take, and even percentage of people who made the same choices. Like in a Telltale game.
What's especially good point in Detroit Become Human - is you can easily replay each part of the chapter you finished, and discover other paths and where they lead. And can choose to change your choices accordingly, or keep them as you chose.
It's a really great option, if you're a completionist, or just want to check other options before you continue.

The game apparently also remains as popular as it was 3 years ago, when it first entered Steam.
In most games you would see huge numbers of reviews in the first 1-2 months after release.
And then drop significantly, and keep reducing over time (with jumps in case of deep discounts or freebies).
But Detroit Become Human has strong consistent reviews almost every month for the past 3 years. On part with the month it was released.
Which shows how good of a game it really is.

Unfortunately, as much as I would like it to be - the game is not perfect.
And has some negative sides as well.
There are occasional crashes. Although very rare, and the frequent auto-saves/checkpoints make sure you don't miss much.
But there is also an issue with the story.
The story starts amazingly well. The pacing, the backstory, the dialogs - all work.
And it ends pretty good as well. Not as amazing as the beginning. But still, pretty good.
But at some point, towards the second half of the game, the story just becomes too drawn out.
Out get the feeling the writers wanted the game to last X hours instead of Y (which is less), so they started filling it with fluff.
Story arcs that don't progress the plot.
Prolonged cutscenes where nothing happens.
Action sequences that have you click on buttons at correct time frames - but don't add anything to the story.

And that's a real shame - as it ruins a near perfect game.
Developers should know - sometimes less is more.
It's better to have a short game, with perfect pacing.
Than a longer game (with more bang-for-your-buck) that just become boring.

Detroit: Become Human on PC was worth the wait. The story is one that you will want to get yourself involved in, the characters are so easy to love/hate, the consequences of your choices really affect the narrative and the audio-visual design is really spot on.
Do take a peak at the system requirements before buying or trying to run this game though, it is really demanding for PC!