Chocolate Teapot

I'm going to repeat what others have said here and say that this is a masterpiece. The mark of a good story in my opinion is one that stays with you for a good few days after getting to the end of it and for me, this was one of those stories. The writing, acting, animation and musical scores from three different composers are superb, and it's the incredible attention to detail from the developers that makes this feel like a living, breathing world. Back that up with a decision making system that doesn't pull any punches (it really doesn't) and you've got the emotional roller coaster ride that is Detroit: Become Human. One of the many aspects of this game I found particularly clever, was its ability to invoke feelings of responsibility for the main characters as you embark on their journeys and (without heading into spoiler territory) the way in the which the game involves the player in the world is a masterstroke. If you're looking for a truly immersive experience, with rich, branching storytelling and a skilfully acted cast of believable characters, you've come to the right place.