After "Heavy Rain" and "Beyond: Two Souls," Quantic Dream seems to be busy with another game, entitled "Detroit." Although there is not much information available about the game, except for a visually-stunning the trailer.
Quantic Dream and Sony have recently announced that a game based on a project of the former, will be made into a game. The said project started back in 2012 and is named Project Kara. It is a facial rendering and motion capture technology that Quantic Dream was exploiting back then. It was a cutting-edge tech back then and it turned some head as well. It was also speculated that the particular technology can be a platform for a real game. Well, it is now, as reported by Uproxx.
The Project Kara demo showed an android becoming self-aware right after coming out of the production floor. The android has gotten out of the factory and have wandered into the streets of Detroit. That is the reason for the title. A short, magnificent trailer can be viewed together with the report.
No additional information has been supplied by neither Quantic Dream nor Sony. Basing on the previously released games by Quantic Dream, the story of Detroit will be centered around Kara, who is out and exploring a futuristic Detroit. A player will engage with Kara's adventure and use motion control and quick time button presses. It seems that this is something to look forward to.
On other news, a Quantic Dream Collection, which comprises "Heavy Rain" and "Beyond: Two Souls," has been ported out to the current gen of PlayStation 4. The said collection was present and playable during the Paris Games Week 2015. No release date yet was announced, but a retailer said that it will reach Europe on February 29 of next year, according to Gamepur.