Earlier today, three separate outlets (Le Monde, Canard PC, and Mediapart) published stories about poor working conditions at Detroit: Become Human developer Quantic Dream. The allegations were particularly critical of management, and said that racist behavior had been observed. Now after David Cage’s (criticized) response, the developer itself has come out to deny the allegations.

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— Quantic Dream (@QUANTIC_DREAM) January 14, 2018

Here’s the official statement from Quantic Dream in full:
Articles published today level various allegations against Quantic Dream, its management and employees.
We categorically deny all of these allegations. Quantic Dream filed a complaint several months ago and further complaints will follow. We invite interested parties to read the responses of our Employee Representatives and Health & Security Committee to questions submitted by the journalists prior to publication.
Inappropriate conduct or practices have no place at Quantic Dream. We have taken and always will take such grievances very seriously.
We value every single person who works at Quantic Dream. It is of utmost importance to us that we maintain a safe environment that allows us all to channel our shared passion for making video games.
For more on the PS4 exclusive, check out our Detroit: Become Human preview. Here?s a snippet of what Paulmichael Contreras wrote:
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