That could actually be a good idea. David Cage's games have been steadily improving from raw sewage (Omikron), to dogshit (Fahrenheit, Heavy Rain), to bad (Beyond: Two Souls), to, finally, bungling (Detroit). His next game might cross the threshold into good territory if he keeps it up.
That could actually be a good idea. David Cage's games have been steadily improving from raw sewage (Omikron), to dogshit (Fahrenheit, Heavy Rain), to bad (Beyond: Two Souls), to, finally, bungling (Detroit). His next game might cross the threshold into good territory if he keeps it up.
At least Cage had the sense not to make putting down a slave revolt the hero path.
I still think it's hilarious that anyone takes such a garbage writer seriously though.
Isn't there a scene where the main character in Beyond Two Souls assassinated an elected leader in Africa for the CIA or something.
When she learns the truth or whatever she's horrified so it's not quite the same but still