Detroit: Become Human is built from pauses. From glances that last half a second too long. From choices that feel heavier because you don’t get to stop time.

Detroit: Become Human Mod Menu gently breaks that rule.

Not to dominate the story — but to sit with it.

This Mod Menu is a persistent in-game overlay designed for thoughtful exploration of Detroit’s branching narrative. Unlike simple hotkey trainers, it stays with you — scene to scene — offering sliders, toggles, and gentle controls that reshape pacing, retries, and camera freedom without rewriting the story itself.

You don’t change who these characters are. You change how much time you give them.

• Freeze QTE timers
• Slow or pause scene countdowns
• Extended reaction windows
• Resume normal flow instantly

• Reload last checkpoint instantly
• Restart current scene without full chapter replay
• Safe outcome testing for dialogue choices
• Practice alternative branches calmly

• Free camera toggle for cinematic viewing
• Walk speed adjustment
• Disable forced camera angles
• UI minimal / immersion mode

• Prevent instant scene failure
• Reduce input strictness
• Calm mode (no pressure prompts)
• Hotkey-only navigation

[!NOTE] Nothing auto-unlocks endings. You still choose — the menu simply gives you space to think.

1. Launch the game
2. Inject the Mod Menu
3. Open overlay with a hotkey
4. Adjust pacing, retries, or camera live
5. Continue the story uninterrupted

Example reflective setup:

• Freeze QTE timers
• Enable checkpoint reload
• Slow scene pacing slightly
• Minimal UI mode
→ Calm, deliberate narrative exploration

[!IMPORTANT] For a first blind playthrough, consider using only pacing controls to preserve emotional impact.

flowchart TD
    A[Active Scene] --> B[Mod Menu Overlay]
    B --> C[Time & QTE Control]
    B --> D[Checkpoint & Retry]
    B --> E[Camera & Comfort]
    C --> F[Player Reflection]
    D --> F
    E --> F

Choice, pause, understanding — repeated with intention.

Is this different from a trainer? Yes. The Mod Menu is a continuous overlay with sliders and toggles.

Can I change settings mid-scene? Yes — even during dialogue or QTEs.

Will it corrupt my save files? No. All changes exist only in memory.

Does it unlock all endings automatically? No. It helps you reach them, not skip them.

Is it useful after finishing the game once? Especially. It’s ideal for exploring missed branches.

Detroit asks difficult questions. About choice. About responsibility. About what it means to be allowed time.

This Mod Menu doesn’t answer those questions. It lets you ask them again — slowly, honestly, without fear of slipping.

Pause the moment. Look closer. And let every path reveal itself, one quiet decision at a time.