Steam, the primary gaming hub of players, hosts the largest player base. For this reason, the company, which does not neglect to organize discounts frequently, makes agreements with publishers and determines prices at the level that players can buy.
Despite the negative exchange rates in our country, Valve officials announced that the dollar rate remained as 2.10 TL “except for the publishers’ own decisions”. Developers who take the initiative offer their game/DLC for sale according to the determined dollar/TL rate.
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Detroit: Become Human met with a discount
Detroit: Become Human, developed and published by Quantic Dream, was released in 2019, but was added to the Steam store in June 2020. However, it was purchased during this time and many reviews were made about it. The production is in 41 thousand 589 reviews in total. 92 percent received positive comments. 3 thousand 328 players stated that they did not like the game.
Detroit: Become Human takes place in the near future where machines are smarter than humans. In this story, which is one of the most branched among the stories created, each decision made directly affects the outcome of the game.
The single-player game also includes Steam Achievements. It is possible to display the achievements you unlock by completing certain tasks in the game on your profile later.
Detroit: Become Human system requirements
| OS: Windows 10 (64-bit) | |
| Processor: Intel Core i5-2300 @ 2.8 GHz or AMD Ryzen 3 1200 @ 3.1GHz or AMD FX-8350 @ 4.2GHz | |
| Memory: 8 GB RAM (If you are using a laptop, at least 12 GB RAM is recommended due to shared memory) | |
| Display card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 or AMD HD 7950 3GB VRAM | |
| Storage: 55 GB of free disk space – SSD recommended |
How much does Detroit: Become Human cost?
The game, which has a sales price of 142 TL under normal conditions, is sold for 71 TL with a 50% discount. The expiry date of the said price is stated as 18 April.
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