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* ''Film/{{Immortal}}'' (2004): QD produced most of the CGI cinematics in the movie.

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* ''Film/{{Immortal}}'' ''Film/{{Immortal|2004}}'' (2004): QD produced most of the CGI cinematics in the movie.
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[[caption-width-right:640:The current Quantic Dream logo, introduced in 2019.]]
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* ''VideoGame/HeavyRain'' (2010)

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* ''VideoGame/HeavyRain'' (2010)(2010; [=PlayStation=] 3, [=PlayStation=] 4, PC)



* ''VideoGame/BeyondTwoSouls'' (2013)
* ''VideoGame/DetroitBecomeHuman'' (2018)

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* ''VideoGame/BeyondTwoSouls'' (2013)
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* ''VideoGame/DetroitBecomeHuman'' (2018)(2018; [=PlayStation=] 4, PC)
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* ''Star Wars Eclipse'' (TBA)

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* ''Star Wars Eclipse'' ''VideoGame/StarWarsEclipse'' (TBA)
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* ''Star Wars Eclipse'' (TBA)
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Quantic Dream is a UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}-based VideoGame developer studio founded in 1997 by David De Gruttola, better known under his pen name David Cage. The studio's games are famous for their cinematic and [[EmotionalTorque emotion- and thought-provoking storylines]], but perhaps equally infamous for the amount of [[PressXToNotDie Quick-Time Events]] that dominate the gameplay.

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Quantic Dream is a UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}-based VideoGame developer studio founded in 1997 by David De Gruttola, better known under his pen name David Cage. The studio's games are famous for their cinematic and [[EmotionalTorque emotion- and thought-provoking storylines]], but perhaps equally infamous for the amount of [[PressXToNotDie Quick-Time Events]] that dominate the gameplay. For an Eastern counterpart, see Creator/KojimaProductions, another studio spearheaded by a [[Creator/HideoKojima man]] with a similar penchant for story-driven games (though his games generally have more gameplay; [[GameplayToStoryRatio relatively speaking.]])
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Quantic Dream is a UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}-based VideoGame developer studio founded in 1997 by David De Gruttola, better known under his pen name David Cage. The studio's games are famous for their cinematic and [[EmotionalTorque emotion- and thought-provoking storylines]], but perhaps equally infamous for the amount of {{Quick Time Event}}s that dominate the gameplay.

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Quantic Dream is a UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}-based VideoGame developer studio founded in 1997 by David De Gruttola, better known under his pen name David Cage. The studio's games are famous for their cinematic and [[EmotionalTorque emotion- and thought-provoking storylines]], but perhaps equally infamous for the amount of {{Quick Time Event}}s [[PressXToNotDie Quick-Time Events]] that dominate the gameplay.
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* ''VideoGame/DetroitBecomeHuman'' (TBA)

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* ''VideoGame/DetroitBecomeHuman'' (TBA)(2018)
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* ''WebVideo/{{Kara}}'' (2012): The tech demo for what would become ''Detroit'', produced in 2011 but unreleased to public for a year. Similarities between the eponymous character and ''Beyond'''s heroine Jodi have been noted.

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* ''WebVideo/{{Kara}}'' (2012): The tech demo for what would become ''Detroit'', produced in 2011 but unreleased to the public for a year. Similarities between the eponymous character and ''Beyond'''s heroine Jodi have been noted.
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* ''[[VideoGame/OmikronTheNomadSoul Omikron: The Nomad Soul]]'' (1999; Dreamcast, PC; [=PlayStation=] port cancelled)

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* ''[[VideoGame/OmikronTheNomadSoul Omikron: The Nomad Soul]]'' ''VideoGame/OmikronTheNomadSoul'' (1999; Dreamcast, PC; [=PlayStation=] port cancelled)



* ''Videogame/BeyondTwoSouls'' (2013)
* ''Videogame/DetroitBecomeHuman'' (TBA)

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* ''Videogame/BeyondTwoSouls'' ''VideoGame/BeyondTwoSouls'' (2013)
* ''Videogame/DetroitBecomeHuman'' ''VideoGame/DetroitBecomeHuman'' (TBA)
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Quantic Dream is a {{Paris}}-based VideoGame developer studio founded in 1997 by David De Gruttola, better known under his pen name David Cage. The studio's games are famous for their cinematic and [[EmotionalTorque emotion- and thought-provoking storylines]], but perhaps equally infamous for the amount of {{Quick Time Event}}s that dominate the gameplay.

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Quantic Dream is a {{Paris}}-based UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}-based VideoGame developer studio founded in 1997 by David De Gruttola, better known under his pen name David Cage. The studio's games are famous for their cinematic and [[EmotionalTorque emotion- and thought-provoking storylines]], but perhaps equally infamous for the amount of {{Quick Time Event}}s that dominate the gameplay.
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* ''The Dark Sorcerer'' (2013): Tech demo for the [=Playstation=] 4. Notable for being a comedy, especially surprising considering all of Quantic Dream's previous projects all took themselves seriously.

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* ''The Dark Sorcerer'' (2013): Tech demo for the [=Playstation=] 4. Notable for being a comedy, especially surprising considering all of Quantic Dream's previous projects all took themselves seriously.
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* ''DetroitBecomeHuman'' (TBA)

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* ''DetroitBecomeHuman'' ''Videogame/DetroitBecomeHuman'' (TBA)
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* ''Detroit: Become Human'' (TBA)

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* ''Detroit: Become Human'' ''DetroitBecomeHuman'' (TBA)
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* ''[Detroit: Become Human]'' (TBA)

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* ''[Detroit: ''Detroit: Become Human]'' Human'' (TBA)
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* ''[[Detroit: Become Human]]'' (TBA)

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* ''[[Detroit: ''[Detroit: Become Human]]'' Human]'' (TBA)
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* ''Detroit: Become Human'' (TBA)

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* ''Detroit: ''[[Detroit: Become Human'' Human]]'' (TBA)

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* ''Heavy Rain Chronicles Episode 1: The Taxidermist''
* ''Heavy Rain: Move Edition''

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* ** ''Heavy Rain Chronicles Episode 1: The Taxidermist''
* ** ''Heavy Rain: Move Edition''



* ''Detroit: Become Human'' (TBA)



* ''Detroit: Become Human''
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* ''WebVideo/{{Kara}}'' (2012): The tech demo for ''Beyond'', produced in 2011 but unreleased to public for a year. Similarities between the eponymous character and ''Beyond'''s heroine Jodi have been noted.

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* ''WebVideo/{{Kara}}'' (2012): The tech demo for ''Beyond'', what would become ''Detroit'', produced in 2011 but unreleased to public for a year. Similarities between the eponymous character and ''Beyond'''s heroine Jodi have been noted.
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* ''Detroit: Become Human''
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* ''[[VideoGame/OmikronTheNomadSoul Omikron: The Nomad Soul]]'' (1999; Dreamcast, PC; PlayStation port cancelled)

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* ''[[VideoGame/OmikronTheNomadSoul Omikron: The Nomad Soul]]'' (1999; Dreamcast, PC; PlayStation [=PlayStation=] port cancelled)



* ''VideoGame/{{Fahrenheit}}'' (2005; PC, PlayStation 2, Xbox; retitled ''Indigo Prophecy'' in the US)

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* ''VideoGame/{{Fahrenheit}}'' (2005; PC, PlayStation [=PlayStation=] 2, Xbox; retitled ''Indigo Prophecy'' in the US)



* ''The Dark Sorcerer'' (2013): Tech demo for the {{Playstation 4}}. Notable for being a comedy, especially surprising considering all of Quantic Dream's previous projects all took themselves seriously.

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* ''The Dark Sorcerer'' (2013): Tech demo for the {{Playstation 4}}. [=Playstation=] 4. Notable for being a comedy, especially surprising considering all of Quantic Dream's previous projects all took themselves seriously.seriously.
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* ''The Dark Sorcerer'' (2013): Tech demo for the {{Playstation 4}}. Notable for surprisingly being a comedy.

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* ''The Dark Sorcerer'' (2013): Tech demo for the {{Playstation 4}}. Notable for surprisingly being a comedy.comedy, especially surprising considering all of Quantic Dream's previous projects all took themselves seriously.
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* ''The Dark Sorcerer'' (2013): Tech demo for the {{Playstation 4}}. Notable for surprisingly being a comedy.
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* ''Videogame/BeyondTwoSouls'' (2013?)

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* ''[[VideoGame/OmikronTheNomadSoul Omikron: The Nomad Soul]]'' (1999)(Dreamcast, PC, PlayStation (Cancelled))
* ''Omikron 2'' (TBA)
* ''Quark'' (Cancelled)
* ''VideoGame/{{Fahrenheit}}'' (2005; a.k.a. ''Indigo Prophecy'' in the US)(PC, PlayStation 2, Xbox)

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* ''[[VideoGame/OmikronTheNomadSoul Omikron: The Nomad Soul]]'' (1999)(Dreamcast, PC, (1999; Dreamcast, PC; PlayStation (Cancelled))
* ''Omikron 2'' (TBA)
port cancelled)
* ''Quark'' (Cancelled)
(cancelled)
* ''VideoGame/{{Fahrenheit}}'' (2005; a.k.a. PC, PlayStation 2, Xbox; retitled ''Indigo Prophecy'' in the US)(PC, PlayStation 2, Xbox)US)


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* ''[[VideoGame/OmikronTheNomadSoul Omikron: The Nomad Soul]]'' (1999)(Dreamcast, PC, PlayStation (Cancelled)

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* ''[[VideoGame/OmikronTheNomadSoul Omikron: The Nomad Soul]]'' (1999)
* ''Quark'' (canceled)
* ''VideoGame/{{Fahrenheit}}'' (2005; a.k.a. ''Indigo Prophecy'' in the US)

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* ''[[VideoGame/OmikronTheNomadSoul Omikron: The Nomad Soul]]'' (1999)
(1999)(Dreamcast, PC, PlayStation (Cancelled)
* ''Omikron 2'' (TBA)
* ''Quark'' (canceled)
(Cancelled)
* ''VideoGame/{{Fahrenheit}}'' (2005; a.k.a. ''Indigo Prophecy'' in the US)US)(PC, PlayStation 2, Xbox)


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* ''Heavy Rain Chronicles Episode 1: The Taxidermist''
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Quantic Dream is a {{Paris}}-based VideoGame developer studio founded in 1997 by David De Gruttola, better known under his pen name David Cage. The studio's games are famous for their cinematic and [[EmotionalTorque emotion- and thought-provoking storylines]], but perhaps equally infamous for the amount of {{Quick Time Event}}s that dominate the gameplay.
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!!Games produced by the studio:

* ''[[VideoGame/OmikronTheNomadSoul Omikron: The Nomad Soul]]'' (1999)
* ''Quark'' (canceled)
* ''VideoGame/{{Fahrenheit}}'' (2005; a.k.a. ''Indigo Prophecy'' in the US)
* ''VideoGame/HeavyRain'' (2010)
* ''Videogame/BeyondTwoSouls'' (2013?)
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!!Films and tech demos produced by the studio:

* ''Film/{{Immortal}}'' (2004): QD produced most of the CGI cinematics in the movie.
* ''The Casting'' (2006): The tech demo for what would eventually become ''Heavy Rain''. Its heroine appears in the game as Lauren Winter.
* ''WebVideo/{{Kara}}'' (2012): The tech demo for ''Beyond'', produced in 2011 but unreleased to public for a year. Similarities between the eponymous character and ''Beyond'''s heroine Jodi have been noted.
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