Quantic Dream has been sued for several years for creating an unhealthy working atmosphere. The studio was accused of racism, sexism and homophobia. However, this month, the developers of Heavy Rain and Detroit: Become Human finally managed to defend their rights, and the employees who sued were ordered to compensate for material damage.On April 7, the Paris Court of Appeal issued a final decision in the case against Quantic Dream.

Quantic Dream brought the sales of Detroit: Become Human to 5 million copies only after the release on Steam. More than two years have passed since the original release of the project.

Games are increasingly addressing specific political and social issues in their plots and settings. However, major publishers seem embarrassed to admit this and constantly insist that their titles are not a political statement. The Polygon publication discussed with industry workers and experts why this is happening.

The Union of Game Publishers of Europe published the top 50 sales of digital copies of games from May 28 to June 3. In the first place was the next part of the football simulator from EA.

During the first week of sales, the Detroit: Become Human adventure game, developed exclusively for PS4, surpassed any previous releases of the Quantic Dream studio in all respects.

According to the French publication Le Monde, the budget for the development of the Detroit: Become Human adventure game studio Quantic Dream is € 30 million.