Detroit: Become Human

Whether the reveal that Alice is secretly an Android ruins what was interesting about Kara's story (Android becomes surrogate mother to human child) in the first place? Was Alice programmed to be unaware of her true nature, did she know but pretended for Kara's sake, or had she become deviant prior to the game?

Aside from Rose and the implication an underground railroad exists, we don't see any indication there exists any human advocacy groups for Androids in this world, which you'd think realistically there would be?

Even if Jericho refused to allow humans to join their ranks for fear they might be spies or saboteurs, it'd have been nice to have at least heard of Android Rights Groups on the news that were supporting or condemning Markus, depending on what path his revolution took.

I know the focus is meant to be on the Androids, so having humans helping them might deflate their sense of agency in fighting for their freedom, but it feels unrealistic not for any humans to be shown on their side. After all, the point of the pacifist run is to gain public support, so seeing that reflected in the game would have been nice.

Well, maybe those 40% like the idea of androids being free. That way they can't be used as free labor anymore and perhaps humans can finally get their jobs back.

I personaly didn't liked Alice plot twist. Not because the fact she being an android makes her lesser for me, but because it felt I was tricked into caring about something that wasn't real. 

I feel like it was more interesting with Kara being the only one who cared for the human child.  And the emotional bond between them felt more meaningful that way, rather than Alice being literally programmed with the desire for parental love.