🔥 Detroit: Become Human – Crossroads | Best Choices Playthrough ( Part 29 ) 🔥

Detroit: Become Human is one of my all-time favorite story-driven games. I’ve played it countless times and explored almost every ending. For this run, I’m revisiting the game once more—recording a best-choices, protagonist-friendly playthrough aiming for the best possible ending. This is NOT a blind playthrough. The game is played on PC, max settings, 60 FPS, no commentary, and on Experienced Difficulty. I also try to interact with everything possible before progressing in each chapter. ⚠️ READ AFTER WATCHING — SPOILERS FOR CROSSROADS ⚠️ Crossroads is a massive chapter where all three characters collide, and every past decision begins to pay off. Here’s a breakdown of key outcomes and variations—without going too deep into every possible branch. KARA ROUTE Kara may arrive at Jericho with or without Luther depending on earlier choices. After speaking with Markus (or North, if Markus is dead), Kara discovers the truth: Alice is an android. Choosing certain dialogue options (“Distant”) lowers Alice/Luther’s trust. If Alice’s trust drops to Distant and you didn’t unlock her box back in Chapter 4, she will leave Kara. During the Jericho attack, Kara can search for Alice, leave her, or die trying. If Luther is shot and you don’t help him, he dies. Opening the wrong door triggers a QTE fight that can lead to Kara and Alice being captured. Playing dead is the ONLY guaranteed way to escape with everyone alive. CONNOR ROUTE Connor can encounter androids he spared earlier. In the captain’s cabin, he confronts Markus/North. A high software instability allows Connor to go deviant, completely changing his path. If Connor stays a machine: Markus will disarm him. The FBI will raid Jericho. Connor can die in a QTE but his mind transfers into a new body. In the detonator room, he can kill Markus or die trying, but this path always ends with Connor’s physical body being destroyed. MARKUS ROUTE North offers Markus the nuclear detonator—refusing it removes the nuke path entirely. If Jericho’s trust is too low (due to earlier failures), Markus gets exiled but may return during the attack. Whether or not you kiss North affects emotional moments but not the main story. If Markus is dead, North takes leadership but always chooses violent options. The explosives must be detonated regardless of choices. Lucy always dies in this chapter. Saving Josh and other androids is optional. North will always get shot during the escape—saving her is optional but determines whether she survives. ADDITIONAL OUTCOMES Going the wrong way or standing still in the hallways can kill any character. If Connor failed to locate Jericho earlier, the ship is never attacked, changing the entire chapter. If you enjoy cinematic, story-focused gameplay with the best possible choices, make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more Detroit: Become Human chapters!