The best works of science fiction serve to turn a mirror to the all-too-familiar issues that plague our modern society, and in that regard, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is a razor-sharp looking glass.

Game developer Eidos Montreal has finally released its latest edition to the Deus Ex franchise titled Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. This widely anticipated game might not be all it's cracked up to be. But, it certainly tries its best.

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

It has been 5 long years... ...since the release of 2011's Deus Ex: Human Revolution - the third game in the series which made a monumental impact on the gaming industry (at least when it came to RPGs) The franchise had returned to greatness after what some considered a poor second (I loved it, they...

Graphics; Soundtrack; Intro; Refreshing

Clunky Combat; Poorly Optimised; DLC

Awesome, game have to have a good couple play throughs to get full story, worth the money!

Is my favorite cyborg game I have fun playing it the best part is using augmentations and using Weaponry you can switch on Heavy Duty to knockout punch

I've Had This Game For A Few Days Now And Really Can't Get Into The Story , Movements Are Buggy And You Always Have / Cant Find Ammo When You Need It The Most .

The Deus Ex series has been in a league of its own since its debut back in the year 2000, vividly painting an engaging cyberpunk world riddled with conspir

Engrossing narrative; Immersive world; Fantastic gameplay; Great side content

Lackluster finale

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