Deus Ex: Mankind Divided

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Deus Ex Mankind Divided: A Criminal Past

Ok first off i love deus ex games, i loved human revolution even if it was a little behind the times with mechanics; but mankind divided is a wonderful step in the right direction with the gameplay; its sooo much easier to just control Adam and his augmentations, but without spoiling this I believe ...

Deus Ex : Human Revolution and Deus Ex : Mankind Divided

not 100% open world, and its a bit different, but it scratches the itch for a mechanically augmented police/ex-police person being used by a corp to push goals

The game is a blast to play through the first time. An interesting story and a seemingly open world of lots to discover with many Easter eggs. However, the game only seems like an uncharted open world, but it isn’t. You're ultimately funneled into a set path with random side missions that distract y...

* Deus Ex Human Revolution + Mankind Divided - Cyberpunk RPG, 1st one has poor Boss Battles but is otherwise fantastic. * The Witcher 3 - Modern Classic. * Tomb Raider (2013) - Series get's back on track. * Control - Great graphics, mindfucky story.

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is more of the same from what you come to expect from Square Enix regarding this license. Polished combat mechanics and a well-laid out plot line made for enjoyable gameplay in advancing the main character's story in the Deus Ex universe however, just as said story began pic...

Deus Ex Human Revolution and Mankind Divided. The latter was tough to run back on release but its great to get more out of it today with current GPUs

Game is a fun time killer with a good story, but it is a bit buggy. My first playthrough was ruined with a game breaking subway bug. After I restarted and went through EVERYTHING all over again it happened again, but reloading actually fixed it that time.

It's a truly unique game, and one I'd highly recommend, as when you slip into that flow state of making deliveries, it's like nothing else. From a slightly different angle, I'd suggest Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, as its hub world of Prague is one of the most immersive places in any game I've ever played. The sheer amount of content hidden away in alleys and within apartment buildings is astounding, and the side missions are some of the best I've played.

I sorta liked Human Revolution, but there was something about it that I just didn't like that kept from buying this game for so long. But this game handled amazingly well. The gameplay was done well in this game. It enhanced a lot of mechanics from Human Revolution and did it's best to make it possi...