An excellent sequel that expands your toolbox and offers complex, multifaceted environments to explore.

New augmentations build on old favourites; Intricate environments with multiple routes; They've fixed boss fights; Loads of triangles

Mankind's division is awkwardly handled; Major characters are better rendered than minor ones; Too many triangles

It's worth being honest right off the bat here and saying, for the record, that Deus Ex: Human Revolution was my third favourite game of the last generation, behind The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings

So much choice; Combat is tight and responsive; Great setting and story

Some odd AI behaviour; Shonky cutscene animation; Not a real leap from Human Revolution

Aside from the smaller-feeling plot, improves upon its excellent predecessor in every other way. Its impeccably designed environments are flush with possibility, remaining completely coherent while supporting a wide variety of routes and character builds, and Jensen's prodigious new feats of...

As a game, 'Deus Ex: Mankind Divided' has the power to draw me in. That's a power seldom seen at this level, where rebellious heroes and evil organizations are a dime a dozen. With enveloping gameplay, a stimulating story, a signature art style, an excellent soundtrack, and the spin-off-worthy...

Bloodshed marked the end of Adam Jensen's last venture, as the world's mechanically enhanced inhabitants embarked on a murderous rampage, costing millions their lives and leaving thousands more wounded.

If I could say I made one mistake going into Deus Ex: Mankind Divided it's that I came in with expectations. I replayed Deus Ex: Human Revolution over the last couple weeks in anticipation and assumed that Mankind Divided would come in and eclipse its little brother.

Strong cast; Cool new augmentations; Gripping narrative; Amazing setting

Bugs on top of bugs; Questionable design choices; Horrible audio/lip syncing; Too much hacking; Did I mention bugs

I'm left with the feeling that a sequel to Human Revolution could've told a more engaging story, but at the same time I had a really great time crouch-walking through Prague. It might not be an especially surprising sequel, but it all comes together quite nicely, with solid side missions and a mix...

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided developer Eidos Montreal was a team founded almost exclusively to breathe life into Deus Ex. The series lay more or less defunct after the disappointing reception of 2003's Deus Ex: Invisible War and the sort-of spinoff Project: Snowblind .

Mankind Divided is a thoroughly satisfying Action RPG that understands how to make stealth play enjoyable, flexible and challenging. The design of its near-future world is remarkable, and the stories held within it are compelling.

Adam Jensen. Augmented badass. Interpol agent. Juggernaut Collective spy. Human Swiss Army Knife. Deadly killer. Silent threat. Damn clank. Like our cyborg hero, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is the culmination of numerous working parts, but deep down at its core, the game is about power and...

Fantastic stealth-based action shooter; Complex plot with numerous modern themes; Solid graphics; Successful conveys sense of oppression; Extraordinary environmental storytelling; Rich; dense cities with a lot of verticality; Flexible augmentation system with new additions; Time-trial Breach Mode...

Ending leaves a few story threads dangling; Solid graphics; Tags