All Connor wants is for things to somehow go back to some kind of normal. But the new normal is more precarious than he would like to admit, and one horrific murder may throw it all into chaos.

What begins as an open-and-shut investigation of a CyberLife suicide in the late hours of the night, quickly spirals into a tangled web of murder, intrigue, espionage, and a deep dive into what it really means to be alive. Like a piece of driftwood in a hurricane, Connor, Hank, and everyone else have to learn to navigate something much bigger than themselves—or die.

Jack disappears from Washington and his former teammates desperately try and get him home.

Six months on from the battle of Detroit tensions are rising and a band of human activists are causing trouble outside of the city. Connor is sent to defuse the situation anyway he can but finds himself held captive by an enigmatic human named Becca. As they are forced to see things from each other's perspectives, Connor realises there is a lot more to being human.

Post-best ending, 8 months later. A mysterious "sickness" is making deviants go crazy, causing civil unrest. A superior model of Connor (RK900) hunts Connor, Markus, and Kara for unknown purposes. Kara holds a dark secret. Markus searches for answers. Connor must do what it takes to protect his freedom, friends, and prove that he isn't obsolete. COMPLETE!

In the wake of android liberation, Hank and Connor investigate a serial killer who targets androids for their biocomponents, while, IA seeks to have Connor removed from the DPD. Things go from bad to worse when the killer sets his sights on Connor. Will their partnership with be strong enough to weather through their toughest challenge yet or will they be separated...Perminantly?

Connor and Simon didn't expect to be kidnapped by a wide-spread drug empire once they'd finally gained their rights, but they're here, and they've got no one to rely on but each other. Androids only exist here for three purposes; to fight, to serve, and to die. Being a machine has never looked better. (Connor shot Simon at Stratford run)

Markus successfully lead the android revolution, Connor became a deviant, and Kara safely escaped to Canada with her new family. Everyone is doing their best to cope with a world full of sentient androids, and a certain pair of detectives are finding life more worth living each day. A collection of (mostly Connor-centric) Oneshots from the Post-Pacifist Ending.

Hank and Connor go after a serial killer who is targeting androids. Can they find him and stop him before it's too late?

While investigating mysterious android deaths at the Eden Club, Connor's software gets infected with a code change that allows him to feel pain... and pleasure. When Hank takes him to a fiery android technician to get it fixed, she triggers some very new sensations that Connor's not sure he wants removed.

In an alternate universe where earth's population has been ravaged, the invention of the android and the implementation of the 1:1 policy saves humanity from the brink of destruction. For every one human, one android, assigned to them with one purpose: protect, at any cost. Hank, an ex-cop, is hired by Cyberlife to kill deviants with an android named Connor, and everything changes.

In which due to whatever unknown force Connor finds himself shot and severely damaged, and oddly enough, bleeding red. 7 months after the events of Detroit: Become Human and Markus' fight for android freedom, confusion sets in as Connor and Hank try to hide the fact that everyone's (except that one guy's) favorite android is now a human. Rated T to be safe. Human!Connor & Dad!Hank

When Hank and Connor are assigned bodyguard work, Connor's life becomes exponentially more complicated. As though adjusting to life post-deviancy wasn't enough, his systems were starting to glitch whenever he came into contact with the human he was supposed to be protecting. Hank thinks vulnerability is part of the "becoming human" experience, but is that really all it is? (C x OC)

After Jericho deployed the "Dirty Bomb" in Detroit, it remained uninhabitable for a year thanks to technology reducing the radiation. Now, the goal of the humans is to reclaim Detroit as their own. Connor, a fresh deviant, has had a difficult time trying to come off as a human in case he encounters the militia. When he meets Roslyn, an android that is experienced in seeming human

Set after a peaceful ending of the main game wherein everyone survived. Androids suddenly start dropping like flies, as a virus spreads across the state. Connor and Hank must investigate, before the former deviant hunter falls victim next.

The Bovis people know everything about every race before accepting help from them. When Jim is chosen to visit them on behalf of the Federation, he is willing to let them do what they want with him, but little does he know how they get their information...

The fight is over, but some people still don't see it that way. As deviants start to get used to their new freedom, somebody arrives and mess everything up. Warnings: Connor/OC, some violence, swearing

Hank had a son. His name was Connor and he had been missing for three years.

Reports of android fights came in and it was Hank's job to keep his deviant partner safe. But then, a single program destroyed his bond with Connor.

Connor wants Hank to start living a healthier lifestyle, and the first step is to improve the Lieutenant's diet. Of course, anyone who knows Hank understands his extreme resistance to change, so Connor must use his best negotiating skills to face the impossible task before him.

The world is adjusting to life after the androids successfully gained citizenship, and Connor is getting used to living as his own person not under the control of CyberLife. Some people still can't see past the LED on his temple, but at least Connor now has a grizzled detective to back him up when things get out of hand.

This story starts exactly where the game ends and tells of Hank and Connor's adventures in the most turbulent times Detroit has ever known.

After the assassination of revolution leader Markus by the android known as Connor, it was destroyed and left to die in a junkyard. It leaves many open wounds, and even more open questions: Who leads the revolution now? Who was behind the assassination - a deviant traitor, or another conspiracy? And what will Hank do when his partner comes back to him as someone else? [Hank/Connor]

What if Connor was actually a state-of-the-art soldier android disguised as an RK800, the only surviving EV900 after a mass termination of them when they were deemed too dangerous. He has to keep his status and deviant tendencies hidden behind a façade of indifference. But how long will that last with Hank watching his every move? And what would happen if someone was to find out?

"The truth is plain and simple: James T. Kirk is a genius, even under the most unfavorable conditions..." A series of one-shots where Jim shows his ingenuity while he's bleeding, poisoned, or just hurt in some general way.