This was probably the most dramatic game I've ever played, (and I played a lot of story-wise rich games) the story of a problematic, abnormal (and mostly unwanted) girl with supernatural abilities she can't fully control. This is easily in top 5 for me (concept and storywise) even though there are some things that I'd like to add to/remove from the story.

But still, could've been so, sooo much better even without altering the story completely, simply by making it with the better tech, experience and feedback that we have today.

It's lacking the "multi-optioned dialogue choices that changes the story drastically" part that Detroit: Become Human has and you have very little to say about the story you're going through, which upset me to be honest.


MINOR SPOILERS BELOW

I'd have prefered an antihero (self-serving and egoistic) Jodie after some point of the story. I played it in the chronological order and the first couple hours, up to the point of being sent to the CIA, was extremely fun for me. I would have prefered to be able to not join the CIA at all and wreck sh*t up (like she ends up doing anyway, duh) if they try to force Jodie to join. Playing with litte/teenager Jodie was way more fun than having endless action sequences with terrorists or "entitites". I'd have preferred it better if they left Aiden and the "Infraworld" completely unexplained tbh, since the "explanation" they tried was pretty lame imho. Wanted to add, I'd just remove the desert sequence completely.

By the way, I admire Elliot* Page for the great voice acting he's put in this masterpiece of a game. With a better storyline and better dialogue, he could've done much more better, I believe.