“Detroit: Become Human” sales exceeded 10 million copies across all platforms, with a 30% discount on Steam

Quantic Dream, a French game company owned by NetEase, announced that the global sales of the third-person sci-fi thriller adventure “Detroit: Become Human” exceeded 10 million copies. CEO Guillaume de Fondumiere tweeted that this result only includes paid purchases across all platforms. , there must be many players playing through PS Plus.

The entire @Quantic_Dream team is joining me to proudly announce that @Detroit_Game has now sold in excess of 10 million (paid) units on @PlayStation and PC. We are extremely grateful to each and everyone out there who played the game. You mean the world to us and we couldn’t… pic.twitter.com/GQIn9VuYvC

— Guillaume de Fondaumière (@GdeFondaumiere) October 7, 2024

“Detroit: Become Human” first launched on PS4 in 2018, and later on PC in 2019, bringing 4K image quality, 60 FPS and mouse button control operations. Due to the backward compatibility of the disc, it can also be played on PS5. The game is currently on Steam The platform has launched a record low 30% off special price, which will end on October 15th.

The story of the game is set in Detroit in 2038, where androids can be found everywhere. Players will play three different androids and peek into a world on the verge of chaos and the future of mankind from their perspectives. Every decision will have a tight and branching impact. The story brings major changes, players will face moral choices and decide the life or death of the character.

This game has thousands of choices and dozens of endings. It has received overwhelming praise for its immersive experience and open-ended plot. Sales exceeded 6 million copies in 2021. Quantic Dream was acquired by NetEase in 2022, and the game sales exceeded 800 in January 2023. In Wanfen, the brand “Spotlight by Quantic Dream” was established in June of the same year, and so far it has only released third-party games not produced by the studio.

It was reported in 2021 that Quantic Dream was developing a “Star Wars” action-adventure game “Star Wars: Eclipse” set in the prosperous Republic of China, but it has been silent for many years after the official trailer was released. Follow up message.

We are so proud to announce that the Detroit: Become Human community keeps growing every day.

We are now 10 MILLION 🤩

Thank you all for your love and your loyalty 💙 pic.twitter.com/oEJ4hk8FJ9

— Quantic Dream (@Quantic_Dream) October 7, 2024