Detroit: Become Human Achieves Historical Feat Nearly 7 Years After Release

by Marcus Thompson January 10, 2026

written by Marcus Thompson January 10, 2026

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Detroit: Become Human has sold over 15 million copies worldwide, demonstrating strong player engagement and connection to its story and characters.
The games success was boosted by strategic promotions and availability on platforms like Steam, contributing to overall sales.
Exploring themes of freedom and empathy, Detroit: Become Human immerses players in a world where androids develop feelings and challenge societal norms.
The ongoing success has sparked speculation about a potential sequel for the popular game.

Detroit: Become Human Surpasses 15 Million Copies Sold Globally – Sales Reflect Story’s Resonance

Detroit: Become Human Surpasses 15 Million Copies Sold Worldwide Quantic Dream’s Detroit: Become Human, initially released in 2018, has now sold over 15 million copies worldwide, maintaining a dedicated player base on both PlayStation and PC. According to Quantic Dream founder David Cage, the game’s strong sales reflect the connection players feel to its story and characters. Strategic promotions and availability on platforms like Steam significantly boosted the PC release, contributing to overall sales. Detroit: Become Human explores themes of freedom and empathy by immersing players in a world where androids develop feelings and challenge societal norms. The game’s narrative and meaningful choices continue to resonate with a broad audience. The ongoing success of Detroit: Become Human has amplified speculation about a potential sequel.

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Official Name	Groove Coaster: Initial Initial Echo Ego
Brief Summary	Touhou Project music DLC for Groove CoasterTitle: Initial Initial Echo EgoArtist: RD-Sounds*Arrange from Touhou ShinreibyouDifficulty: Simple 2 / Normal 5 / Hard 8BPM: 156
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