Is Detroit Become Human 2 Coming?
Following PlayStation’s official announcement of its new State of Play event in February, a notable development occurred on social media. Bryan Dechart, a name synonymous with Detroit: Become Human, renewed hope among fans of the series with his short but meaningful reaction to the announcement. This small hint brought the question “Is Detroit Become Human 2 coming?” back to the forefront.
How Realistic is the Possibility of Detroit Become Human 2?
Bryan Dechart, who voiced and brought the character Connor to life, drew attention with his eye emoji and exclamation mark shared after the State of Play announcement. While Dechart’s reaction wasn’t a direct announcement, it created a strong association for fans of the game. This is because Dechart is one of the names most closely associated with the Detroit universe.
On the other hand, Dechart’s career in the gaming world isn’t limited to Detroit. He’s also been involved in major titles like Red Dead Redemption and Cyberpunk 2077. Furthermore, he co-founded his own studio, Dechart Games, with his wife, Amelia Rose Blaire, and is currently working on a new narrative-driven game called The Grand Prismatic. Therefore, his recent post might not always point to Detroit.
Quantic Dream, the developer of the series, has also openly stated in the past that they are not entirely closed to sequels. In an interview, the studio’s CEO, David Cage, said that they don’t choose to make sequels solely for commercial reasons, but are open to any project as long as it has a new and meaningful story to tell. This approach theoretically makes a return to the Detroit universe possible.
Currently, there is no official statement from either Sony or Quantic Dream regarding Detroit Become Human 2. However, it is known that PlayStation is preparing to introduce many major projects under the Sony umbrella in the coming period. Bryan Dechart’s single emoji reaction was enough to turn the eyes of Detroit fans towards the upcoming State of Play presentation. Whether a true sequel is coming, or just an innocent show of excitement, we’ll see more clearly in the coming months.
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