Digital Trends: ''You have to at least applaud Quantic Dreams’ ambition as a game developer. It certainly thinks outside the box, and its resume contains some of the most innovative and original AAA titles around. Anytime someone is foolish enough to claim that video games aren’t art, something like Heavy Rain or Indigo Prophecy inevitably find their way into the conversation. With ambition, however, comes risk.''
DSOGaming writes: "Quantic Dream has just released Detroit: Become Human, Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls on the PC, and has removed Denuvo from them."
Quantic Dream revealed the upcoming Steam Release of its games Detroit: Become Human, Beyond: Two Souls, and Heavy Rain coming "soon."
Sony is expanding their PC approach beyond (no pun intended) Epic Store realm.
Steam official pages:
Heavy Rain
https://store.steampowered....
Beyond: Two Souls
https://store.steampowered....
Detroit: Become Human
https://store.steampowered....
When the crazy Xbox fans completely falsify facts to meet their agenda it really just makes you question how desperate these people are and how brainwashed they’ve become.
I blame Sony, you can only take a beating for so long and Sony been laying the fist into them for three generations now.
BY GRANT TAYLOR: If there’s one thing I appreciate in gaming, it’s a strong female character. In recent years, we’ve seen countless women in games, ranging from fierce warriors to masters of the supernatural. These days, if a game doesn’t have a female lead, you at least have the choice to select one.
I’ve played so many games with brilliant female protagonists in the last decade. It was honestly difficult getting this list down to just five!
So, which of these characters rank the highest?
While it's cool Ellen Page is in it, why is no one talking about Willem Dafoe?
http://www.youtube.com/watc...
first I was gonna to skip this, but then when i seen the gameplay I'm hype
They put more gameplay than heavy rain
I Like Heavy Rain and I'm sure will
like Beyond Two Souls, the Graphics
looks Amazing . .
Well Done David Cage