Deus Ex: Mankind Divided

Mankind Divided, sequel to Human Revolution, is the latest in a series of immersive sims. Its gameplay is fantastic, giving you freedom to play in a number of different styles depending on which cybernetic enhancements you end up choosing. Do you seen Adam Jensen as more of a stealthy hacker or of a guns blazing terminator? The game leaves that choice to you. Prague, serving as the hub world of the game, is as good as a playground as it can get for those choices. The city is dense and full of secrets and areas to explore. There's plenty of things to find and sidequests to discover, sidequests that I found were the best stories told in the game. From murder mysteries to cults, the sidequests offer an intriguing dive into the Croatian capital as it exists in the world of Deus Ex. The main story is less interesting , it has some highs, but for the most part is bogged down by uninteresting antagonists and a flimsy theme of anti augmented human sentiment that would have been better off not trying to serve as a racism allegory. It isn't awful, but I would not call it a selling point, those belong to the game's stellar gameplay, world, and sidequests.

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Uninteresting story and characters.and overall boring for me after 12-15 hours so i abandoned it because i really was not enjoying this.At the time of this review im also playing through the first deus ex game and that game is phenomenal so its not like i don't like the genre or anything,its just boring

It may be time for a replay on this, it's been several years since I played this at launch.

But I remember it being a good game and fine experience, if lacking compared to Human Revolution (which itself had its own share of flaws).

Adventure. Discovery. Shooting. Stealth. All sorts of stuff.

OMG Adam Jensen is back! Excellent corrections about it gameplay, upgrade graphics engine, the story unbelievably good(segregation, terrorism, racism, conspiracy) and perfect varied main story missions and side quests.