8 Years Later, This Technopunk Sci-Fi Game Deserves a TV Adaptation

8 Years Later, This Technopunk Sci-Fi Game Deserves a TV Adaptation




After the Blade Runner franchise, HBO's Westworld, AMC's Humans, and too many other examples to name, how does a new story about artificial lifeforms gaining sentience stand out? What else can be added to the well-trodden ethical quandaries about what defines humanity as we know it? For the video game developer Quantic Dream, the answer was both simple and audacious: create a narrative-driven game with dozens of possible choice-based outcomes, and place human players in the shoes of endearing fictional androids.


After the Blade Runner franchise, HBO's Westworld, AMC's Humans, and too many other examples to name, how does a new story about artificial lifeforms gaining sentience stand out? What else can be added to the well-trodden ethical quandaries about what defines humanity as we know it? For the video game developer Quantic Dream, the answer was both simple and audacious: create a narrative-driven game with dozens of possible choice-based outcomes, and place human players in the shoes of endearing fictional androids.

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