This page contains IGN's walkthrough for the chapter Night of the Soul in Detroit: Become Human.
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This walkthrough is designed to guide you to the "Good" ending of Detroit - though you can find information on the other endings and choices here as well.
As the chapter begins, Marcus will be visiting the grave of Carl. You'll be given a series of choices for dialogue Marcus can say to the gravestone. Pick any of the options that come up, there will be about four decisions that appear, and watch the cutscene play out. Eventually, Marcus will leave the grave and pass by Leo, heading to a church where all of the androids have taken refuge.
Inside the church, you'll be able to move around the area and talk to everyone. You'll have to speak with Kara and Connor, with Marcus apologizing to Kara and deciding the fate of Connor. Walk to Kara over in the center area and speak to her. After the cutscene, walk to Connor and talk to him too. You'll be given a choice to trust him or not, pick the option to TRUST Connor and there will be a discussion between the two.
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Next, move around the church and speak to each one of your teammates from Jericho. Josh will be next to Connor and Kara's location, while Simon will be on the opposite side of the church. After speaking to both of them, walk over to North in the center and speak with her. You'll have a series of choices for dialogue to ask North about. After about two choices of dialogue, the two of them will have a brief moment before Marcus gets up.
The Choice
Walk over to the center of the church and begin speaking to the crowd there. Marcus will have to make a big choice for what to do next in the wake of the events at Jericho. You can choose to either march peacefully and have a demonstration to the humans, or launch an assault on humans to liberate the androids and spark a revolution.
NOTE: At this point of the game, if you've made bad/machine like decisions with Connor's story and had a bad relationship with Hank, a cutscene will play showing Hank commit suicide. If this happens, YOU WILL NOT get the good ending of the game. If you don't see this cutscene during this chapter, you'll know you're still on the path towards the best ending.
Whichever choice you make greatly affects the Public Opinion you have. For the Good Ending, make the choice to do a peaceful DEMONSTRATION. This will have Marcus make a speech to everyone in the area, which will affect some of the relationships you have with different characters. The speech will go through towards the end of the chapter.
If Carl Survived
If Carl survived in Broken, the chapter starts with Markus back in Carl's house. Go inside and check the side table to listen to Leo's message for his father. You can explore the rest of the house for a bit as well to add entries to the flowchart. Markus can play the piano in the main room and also look at his own painting in the studio.
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Go upstairs to convert the android nurse when you're ready to continue. Now Markus has a chance to confide in Carl and receive some actual advice. Tell Carl what you think needs to be said until Markus is ready leave.
Once you're in the church, speak to Connor first and Markus gets to decide his fate. Trust Connor and listen to his idea before going to check on Kara. Finally, share some time with the members of Jericho, speaking with Simon and Josh. Leave North for last and go through all the dialogue options. Step up to the platform when ready to address everybody else. Here, you get to choose whether to lead a peaceful Demonstration or launch a bloody Revolution in the next chapter.
A word of warning. Going for a revolution will kill multiple characters and effectively locks Kara's group out of being able to cross the border safely. If you still want them to survive, make sure to let Kara and Alice be captured in the next chapter. It also goes without saying that the Revolution choice locks you out of the Survivors trophy. As such, leading a Demonstration is the best way to go if you're looking to get the good ending.
Connor
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If you look at Connor's flowchart for this chapter, you'll notice that it's been split into two separate parts. The first half is put to use only if Hank shares a Hostile relationship with Connor. Here, the android tries to make amends in an effort to stop Hank from committing suicide. Unfortunately, it is far too late to save Hank at this point and the man ultimately takes his own life.
Now for the church segment. You only get to explore the place as Deviant Connor -- Markus is either dead or has decided to leave Jericho for this to happen. Check on Simon first then go apologize to Kara and Alice.
Finally, talk to North so Connor can share his plan. There is no stopping North from staging a Revolution in the next chapter, so do not expect to unlock the Survivors trophy in this route.
Up Next: Battle For Detroit
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Detroit: Become Human
Quantic Dream
I'm familiar with "Detroit: Become Human" and its intricate choices, consequences, and multiple endings. This narrative-driven game presents players with various storylines interwoven among three android protagonists: Markus, Kara, and Connor, each facing distinct challenges and moral dilemmas in a world where artificial intelligence becomes sentient.
The "Night of the Soul" chapter is pivotal, focusing on Markus' journey, particularly his visit to Carl's grave, interactions at the church with fellow androids, and the crucial decision between a peaceful demonstration or a revolution. This chapter heavily impacts the narrative's direction, shaping relationships and determining the game's ending.
In this section:
- Dialogue Choices: Players guide Markus through conversational decisions at Carl's grave and interactions with key characters like Kara, Connor, North, Josh, and Simon. These dialogues influence relationships and future outcomes.
- Trust or Distrust: The decision to trust Connor significantly affects the plot, leading to discussions and potential repercussions.
- Major Decision: The player's choice between a peaceful demonstration or an aggressive revolution determines the direction of the story, impacting relationships and character survival.
- Consequences: The outcomes vary based on decisions, influencing public opinion and character fates. Notably, a peaceful demonstration increases the likelihood of a positive ending, while a revolution leads to severe consequences and limits survival possibilities for certain characters, such as Kara and Alice's ability to cross the border safely.
Additionally, the chapter's outcomes can be influenced by previous decisions, such as relationships between Connor and Hank, and Markus' previous actions.
For Connor, this chapter showcases different paths based on the relationship with Hank, emphasizing the consequences of their interactions and Hank's potential suicide. Connor's choices in this chapter, especially as a deviant, contribute to diverging storylines, impacting the subsequent revolution and survival of characters.
Understanding the intricate branching narratives and consequences of choices in this chapter underscores the complexity and depth of "Detroit: Become Human," where player decisions sculpt the story's evolution and its multiple endings.
