Разработчик: Feral Interactive (Mac)
Описание
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided out now for macOS
Reviews and Accolades
“Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is a better shooter than most actual shooters.” - 4.5/5 - GamesRadar+
88/100 - PCGamer
8.5/10 - Polygon
8/10 - GameSpot
8/10 - Destructoid
“Buy the heck out of this game.” - Ars Technica UK
“Hotter than your significant-other and most celebrities.” - Kotaku UK
4.5/5 - TIME
4/5 - Giantbomb
8/10 - Forbes
8/10 - Digital Trend
4.5/5 - Nerdist
4/5 - US Gamer
9/10 - PlayStation LifeStyle
9/10 - PSU
8.5/10 - EGMNOW
9/10 - Arcade Sushi
Digital Deluxe Edition
Secure the Digital Deluxe edition now to gain access to all of the following items:
- Season Pass
- “Desperate Measures” extra in-game mission
- Covert Agent Pack (Intruder Gear, Enforcer Gear and Classic Gear + 1 Praxis Kit + 1000 Credits)
The Deus Ex: Mankind Divided - Season Pass, which is composed of Narrative DLCs and in-game items, is loaded with content that will help to further flesh out the lore of the Deus Ex Universe. Here is what it contains:
- Two new story DLC’s - “System Rift” and “A Criminal Past”.
- The “Assault” and “Tactical” packs, which include various weapons and items.
- 4 Praxis Kits.
- 5000 Credits.
- 1000 Weapon Parts.
- 5 Booster Packs and 20 Chipsets for Deus Ex: Mankind Divided – Breach.
About the Game
The year is 2029, and mechanically augmented humans have now been deemed outcasts, living a life of complete and total segregation from the rest of society.
Now an experienced covert operative, Adam Jensen is forced to operate in a world that has grown to despise his kind. Armed with a new arsenal of state-of-the-art weapons and augmentations, he must choose the right approach, along with who to trust, in order to unravel a vast worldwide conspiracy.
Buy Deus Ex: Mankind Divided now and receive the following bonus content FREE:
- “Desperate Measures” extra in-game mission
- Covert Agent Pack (Intruder Gear, Enforcer Gear and Classic Gear + 1 Praxis Kit + 1000 Credits)
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, polish, portuguese - brazil, russian
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7.1SP1 or above (64-bit Operating System Required)
- Processor: Intel Core i3-2100 or AMD equivalent
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD Radeon HD 7870 (2GB) or NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 (2GB)
- Storage: 45 GB available space
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- Processor: Intel Core i7-3770K or AMD FX 8350 Wraith
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD Radeon RX 480 - 1920 x 1080 or NVIDIA GTX 970 - 1920 x 1080
- Storage: 55 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 55GB HD space includes DLC
Mac
- OS: macOS 10.13.1
- Processor: 3.0GHz Intel Core i5
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: 2GB AMD R9 M290 or better
- Storage: 67 GB available space
- Additional Notes: The game is supported on the following Macs. To check your Mac model and when it was released, select About This Mac from the Apple menu on your menu bar.
- * All 15” MacBook Pros released since Late 2016
- * All Retina 4K, 21’5” iMacs released since 2017
- * All 27” 5K iMacs released since Late 2014
- * All Mac Pros released since Late 2013
- * 15" Retina Macbook Pro, Mid 2015 with AMD Radeon R9 M370X
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 16.10 64-bit, SteamOS 2.0
- Processor: Intel Core i3-4130, AMD FX8350
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: 2GB Nvidia 680 (driver version: 367.57) AMD GPUs are not supported
- Storage: 67 GB available space
- Additional Notes: AMD and Intel Graphics Cards are not supported at the time of release
- OS: Ubuntu 16.10 64-bit, SteamOS 2.0
- Processor: Intel Core i7-3770K
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: 6GB Nvidia 1060 (driver version: 367.57)
- Storage: 70 GB available space
- Additional Notes: AMD and Intel Graphics Cards are not supported at the time of release
Отзывы пользователей
This would be one of the best games of all time if the devs finished the entire game rather than just half of it. Still, if you want to play half of one of the best games of all time, you should.
Bonus points: if you're a fan of Cyberpunk 2077, you'll feel mostly at home here.
Great game, requires patience. multiple ways to solve the problems.
It puts you on the edge of your seat on the harder difficulties to resolve the challenges regardless if you choose to be more laid back on the violence or to put it all on the line with firearms.
THE BEST IMMERSIVE-SIM AT THE MOMENT, IN MY OPINION.
PLEASE, EMBRACER, LET EIDOS FINISH ADAM'S STORY.
The story might not be the strongest part of this game, but the graphics, level design, music, the atmosphere and side-quests are top-notch. Highly recommend you to play this game, especially if you are in fond of immersive-sim genre.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3383289745
A solid sequel to the greatest immersive sim of the 2010s that never quite manages to recapture the magic of the first one
A quality entry in the Deus Ex franchise. The core gameplay mechanics are satisfying, the story is solid and the side quests are really fun.
Good game. Wish they would continue with the franchise.
If you can get past the technical issues, which will likely involve in-game settings tweaks and out of game settings, it is absolutely worth playing through especially if you enjoyed human revolution. Delivered on all the same fun gameplay, which I especially enjoyed as non-lethal stealth, and lots of interesting side stories and characters to pickup some lore about. Lots of fun just exploring the levels, they are not huge but definitely feel packed with things to find. Some of the story threads do end weirdly and feel not finished, which is an unfortunate result from the development hell this series has been through.
This game was fantastic, the entire city of Prague buildings are connected, your mind will be blown away on how the zone was designed with such care. The level design is also amazing. There are different ways to approach combat, and the tricks you can pull off is just too good. I loved every second of this game. This is a must buy even at full price.
In line with the expectations. Nice game play. Story, fine, but I was expecting some more probably.
Honestly, it's 1:26 and I should be in bed.
I have work tomorrow, but I started a non-lethal play through on Give Me Deus Ex difficulty.
This game crashed during the firing range training but otherwise it runs well for me.
I enjoy the story and the mechanics but I gotta say, you can't date anyone HAHA
It's a damn near perfect game, but the stealth can be very predictable at times
Crashes once in a while and the hacking can be some issues.
But it's worth a go. Anything under $20 is a steal.
I recommend playing Deus Ex: Human Revolution before playing this game to understand the mechanics and invest in your abilities more carefully. The game offers a lot and I suggest that doing all the side missions to experience the game fully.
Cyberpunk 2077's baby brother. Nowhere near as good (as the finished product) but in the same general area.
It's good, and well worth it at today's prices. A few glitches outstanding (look up the CPU affinity if you have trouble with loading) but a solid, interesting, fun game. If you've enjoyed the *shock and DX genres in the past, and even Cyberpunk, this is a good one to scratch a similar itch.
Super jeux d'infiltration avec un game play intuitif qui facilite les phase de combat sans pour autant rendre le jeu trop simple ni trop facile
Good story, good gameplay, but it was a little short. There are lots of crashes during cutscenes due to incompatibilities with modern drivers. The game still exceeded my expectations, especially considering the plethora of failures we've seen in the last 3 years. I'd give it a shot while it's on sale if I were you.
What is this game good at? crashing, non stop. even in GeForce Now. I can't even get past the first level.
so when i use the no damage ability i get 12 seconds of immortality when the enemy does it it quite litreally lasts forever the only way to break it is using emp (does no damage to anything other than that one ability)
General Remarks:
Mankind Divided (MD) is a very good sequel to Human Revolution (HR). I feel the main campaign lacks a bit of the tight storytelling that HR had, but still manages to be very good; to follow the story of HR is a very difficult endeavor, so I don't think they should be faulted for not living up to a masterpiece.
Ideally I would play this game again to give a proper, proper review, but due to time, my playthrough was fragmented into (1) going through the first 60% of the game, and (2) playing the rest of the game sporadically through the last year or two, but the first half of the game was so memorable, that I am inspired to write a review (and I usually don't write reviews).
On Gameplay:
I found some of the new augs to be useless, but that's perhaps because I like sneaking around, so the more combative upgrades were not suitable for my playthrough. Hacking wirelessly was never boring for me! A lot of the augments I got were for exploration (e.g. high jump, punch through walls, iron lungs to breathe the toxic gas). But I feel in a game like this, you have an incentive to not go guns-blazing.
Another thing I wish I had seen more of are those critical conversations with major characters where you detect their mood and personality type, and, almost like a puzzle, you have to choose the correct dialogue to convince them of something. There are a few moments in MD, but I remember more in HR, and it is what made it unique compared to other action-adventure games.
Otherwise, the shooting is tighter than the first game, and the side missions are good. The most memorable one is the murder-mystery one, and one where you have to break into an apartment to find a dead body(?).
On the Story:
The running theme of conspiracy runs strong in the story; however, for my personal taste, the end is a bit abrupt. Again, this is because in the first game we get a very concrete, definitive ending, and Jensen narrates a bit more explicitly what your actions implicate (just look at the monologues he gives for the endings in HR). However, in MD, you get this sequence of events that you were involved in on a TV news report. This sequence further materializes your actions as a player and absorbs you into the game world by having another perspective react to you; however, the lack of Jensen's commentary makes it seem a bit empty, and they're not related to the MAJOR event that just happened (i.e. the final mission).
On Design:
There's probably better Youtube video essays on this (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USVr936aKzs). The only thing I have to add is that the final mission is so good because it stirs the usual mission structure, by making you get rid of a bunch of guards in a public setting, and most other missions happen behind closed-doors, or in the shadows of Prague (like the red-lights territory, the sewers, the hidden offices, or martial-law prague). Once in a while you get these other missions outside of Prague that alternate the formula, and I enjoyed them, but that last mission showed the potential of the next entry in the series (if we ever get one😔). Just like in HR, there are usually several ways to approach a mission, or to travel to a location of interest, and it's so satisfying to see another pathway and say, "Oh, I could've done that too!" MD does lack a bit of the variety of locations that HR had, but still delivers on a great experience.
Closing Remarks:
I compared MD several times to HR because the latter was simply so good, and underrated. MD has a lot of essence of the first one, but it just left me wanting for more! I remember the first one feeling a little clunky last time I played it, but both games are MUST PLAYS in my opinion for anyone interested in a non-traditional action-adventure-mystery game.
In just under 12 hours of play-time, I completed the main story and all the side missions that I could find.
Personally speaking, the main story doesn't have the same gravitas as Human Revolution and feels a lot shorter in comparison, mostly being padded-out with an incredibly long early section, which is full of tutorials and an incredibly tedious mid section where almost the entire time you need to remain in stealth or have the whole Czech police force descend on you.
My ~12 hours also included about 20 attempts at doing the final mission without setting off the alarms, which I eventually gave up on, because I went into an area the game told me to go to, only to then turn around and say "I hope you mopped up all the guards before coming in here!" (I had "missed" 2), without actually giving me a chance to do so, and by that point I had over-written my "quicksaves" and would have lost about 30 minutes of progress.
Right at the end, there's also about 30 minutes of un-skippable game-credits as well, which you will need to sit through to see a special cutscene and get some special achievements.
In regards to the story itself, it does somewhat continue on from Human Revolution, following the over-arching plot of the Illuminati devising schemes from the shadows, although who the main "villain" will be in this game is obvious from the moment you meet them. Said villain is also the only boss fight you will get in this game, which you get right at the end and the fight can be over in about 10 seconds.
The only part of the story that had me hooked actually started as an optional side mission, which goes into "what happened to Jensen in the period between HR's end and MD's start". However, once you do complete the side missions, it doesn't really get touched-upon again until the special cutscene in the credits, clearly being a major sequel-bait - and said sequel seems to have been canned, go figure.
On the gameplay front, it's pretty much the same as Human Revolution, with "guns blazing" leading to easy death, while the best tactic is to sneak through or pick off targets 1-by-1, although this time around you have some special augments to unlock that you did not have in the previous game, which are borderline required later on, especially on harder difficulties. In this game I'd also say that exploration, outside of achievement hunting, is not really worth it either.
Gunplay is still solid though, although depending on the difficulty you play on, you will constantly run out of ammo; I spent the majority of my playthrough using the stun-gun and the 10mm pistol, because outside of the final mission, enemies only carried pistols, machine-pistols and the combat rifle, whereas my loadout was pistol, stun-gun, battle rifle, assault rifle and sniper. There was also only 2-3 vendors that even sold guns or ammo in the game and their stock was limited to 1-2 clips-worth of ammo each time I visited. Essentially, my fully-upgraded rifles and sniper got maybe 10 minutes of usage each, as I'd shoot 3 guys and that was all the ammo I had. This became incredibly annoying in the last several missions, when enemies started having the same body-shield augment that I had available, so would need a good few shots of armour-piercing or 2 clips worth of normal ammo to shoot down.
I'd say that there was also a severe lack of "batteries" as well. Each time you activate one of Jensen's special augments (for me it was the optical camo), it removes a small portion of your overall energy gauge, which can then only be brought back to max with a battery. For long missions (or the entire middle section) it would regularly be a case of only having 1-2 seconds of "invisibility" before it would say "not enough energy". Even maxing out the energy gauge in the augment menu doesn't "fix" this, it only helps the recharge rate of whatever percentage of energy gauge you have access to. Again, due to the mid section essentially forcing stealth everywhere, it just padded-out play-time and was more tedious than anything.
Overall, this is a decent game on its own merit, but it didn't blow me away and feels a bit lack-lustre as a sequel to Human Revolution; It just doesn't have the same oozing atmosphere of HR and doesn't really improve on certain aspects that I would have expected for a sequel. If Human Revolution was a 9/10 (for me), this is a 7/10 (good).
For the current price of £25 I'd probably say it is worth picking it up, just don't expect a mind-blowing experience from it.
This game should be as famous as or more famous and recognized then Cyberpunk 2077. This is by far one of the most dedicated and detailed piece of work i'v seen in the last few years.
I'v played the 1st of the series long time ago, and it was amazing. The second one is from 2016, and still, it manages to be sometimes a *lot* better at a lot of things that 2020+ games cant even fathom getting right.
This is what i could define a well done and dedicated work that got so much unfair backlash, and nowadays has just fade away. this is underrated. this should be worldwide recognized. this is art.
Despite, the ultra settings being horribly optimized, and running sluggishly on a high end pc almost 10 years in the future. This game is insanely fun so far.
Still a fun game despite its bugs.
Can't believe woke content detector ignored the story and claimed only the gay people were woke, not the message about racism and killing capitalists
Game freezes or crashes almost every time you enter the train, go and return from golem city, and going and coming back from garm. Other than that, it's a fine and enjoyable game.
No matter your system specs this game will run like garbage at any settings that make it look decent now adays which is really weird because I remember it running at a solid 75 FPS when it came out. Disappointed to want to replay it and finding out it runs like hot garbage on my newer computer than it did back in the day.
Frequent crash to desktop. Forum fixes don't work. The previous 2011 title works better
Very good cyberpunk-style stealth shooter. Many great mechanics, unique atmosphere, fantastic soundtrack. Pity they cancelled new Deus-ex.
It's the best game I've ever played about breaking into random apartments and stealth killing every cop across several city blocks. The story and writing, for what it's worth, are miles better than Human Revolution, even if it's not the most insightful or compelling cyberpunk you've ever seen or read. They were cooking. Should have gotten that sequel.
It's funny how older games are far superior to the titles released today. For 5 bucks, it was absolutely worth it.
finished the game, enjoy every second playin it, i amaze with creativity of the game design 10/10, the only critic campaign feel so short if you not even tryin hard doin STEALH LOL, RIP Deus ex series at the end it seems "Novus ordo seclorum" succesfully assassinated the series, enjoy while it last embrace masculinity 07
I never asked for this.
No matter how hurtful or sad it might sound you will be asking this question a lot while playing this game. Adam Jensen was right. We don’t deserve this and to end like this? What is the point just to make you suffer more?
On the surface level this game still lives and breathes Deus Ex life. From top to bottom its Deus ex formula and it always will be. When you know the name of the franchise you don’t have to imagine how it looks because its already constructed in your head. To this day most cyberpunkish dystopian nightmare wibes you will ever have. Level designs, people and quality of quantity in molecular structure. Everything crafted with care and love to make you enjoy every last second of this world. Levels are deeply appreciated that will give you many choices to solve your puzzles in different ways that you never imagined you could find and crack it up. Gameplay loop is very self satisfying crack that never stops working-gameplay is the god level tier in this game, especially stealth and pacifist enjoyers will feel like home here. Few of the games can give you that formula where you can be good or evil and just end or spare the lives of others. I love this I adore this its one of my favorite genres where you can control the scene. Whenever it will be cracking into someones brains or manual pc it always ends exposing shadow people. The lines are always blur but agent never sleeps.
On the deeper lever it destroys you how just simple it looks. I wished it had more meaning and researched on crucial topics that the game presented: what is humans psichy, why people try to become god, why augment people cant live with normal minds, more of conspiracy theories all over the place. Just give me some substance to hold on to it. We cant have this conversation because game never delves deep in any topic of any sort and just ends like it was DLC or some short memory from Adam Jenses trip.
This game never surpassed original Deus Ex or Human revolution. At least give it a shot because we will never get another one with philosophical meaning because people became more stupid and dull to anything that needs thoughts.
Cyberpunk Spy game. A real shame we will not see a conclusion to the overall story, but a worthy sequel none the less.
It's what you'd expect from a "modern" deus ex game. It runs kinda heavy, is away from the spirit of the original design. The game has serious issues with crashing on dx12.
I'm not sure it was really designed with stealth or hacking in mind since the hacking minigame will still be rng screwed at max skill so I wouldn't bother, and you can't even remote hack keypads, and your stealth cloak breaks easily. It's great as a scripted proto-cyberpunk 2077 sorta game I guess
Good story , good graphics, but when you finish a game u cannot skip the end credits and you see every photo of a nerds behind this game,, seriously wtf
Great story and perfect continuation of the previous game. I'm one of those fans that still hopes for a new game...
2 minute TLDR:
With an unfortunate launch that focused more on the weird predatory nature of the preorder system for this game than the game's merits, I actually feel like Mankind Divided is a really good game that unfortunately got stapled with the Deus Ex franchise name. If this was a Cyberpunk title, it would feel right at home I think. As Deus Ex? It feels totally confused and lacking in solid direction from a story and narrative standpoint, even moreso than Human Revolution - a real shame considering the pedigree the franchise comes from.
With all that said, man, the gunplay and immersive sim aspects are really fun. With that in mind, I suggest you get it on sale if you really like those two things combined and can put the story off to one side.
It's a shame my review for this title ends up being a negative one. Deus Ex (2000) and Human Revolution are two of my favorite games out there. I had been anticipating being able to play this one for quite some time, but alas, my previous PC wouldn't run it at a stable framerate after the first mission no matter what I tried.
Well, I finally had my chance to actually experience it and... It just doesn't work. If you look at it at a purely technical point of view, it's a step up from Human Revolution in almost every single aspect: The gameplay feels more fluid, there are a few extra augments for you to have fun with, a few improvements to movement and exploration here and there, and the graphics are pretty good for its time. The problem is that the overall plot, writing and storytelling are disappointing to say the least, which ultimately led me to just drop the game after Main Mission 13 - over 30 hours in.
They butchered Adam's character, personality and motivations. He is simply "an agent of righteousness" and besides a few nods here and there to the previous entry, it is as if he had his memory completely erased. His lines are one-dimensional, the dialogues are so on-the-nose it hurts sometimes, the story is told mainly by exposition dumps through low-res cutscenes, a lot of the most important moments happen when you have no agency and just once in a while you are allowed to choose between option A or option B and that's pretty much it.
Besides that, the exploration part of this title is just uninteresting after a while. Sure, the immersive-sim aspect of finding your own path is still great most of the time, but there's barely any reward. You are showered with ammo and rack-up XP for Praxis Points so fast that by the time I gave up on the game I had pretty much maxed out every one of the Augs I would use for the rest of the playthrough. There are very, very few weapons for a game coming out in 2016 and you realize rather quickly that if you are playing stealthy/non-lethal you aren't going to find anything fun to use besides the Tranq Rifle and Stun Gun (and one aug), so the whole playthrough becomes a slog as the enemy AI is pretty shitty as well.
Overall, I do not recommend this game for the general audience. If you are a die-hard Deus Ex fan, go with an open mind and have your own opinion, but don't hold your breath, there's a reason most reviewers gave this a 7 back then and the whole series has been on hold ever since.
the gameplay is much smoother than human revolution - but the new cover system feels clunky to use, when it worked perfectly back in human revolution. the story is unengaging but the hub world of prague is fun to explore and the side quests are much more memorable than human revolution’s. wish i could give a mixed review because the game has a lot of flaws, but if you like imsims then its worth playing
Played it twice and that won't be the last time for sure.
In my opinion a very good successor to Human Revolution.
Well, crashes every single time i get out of the train. GG. Tried 10 times, with without dx12, guess ill never finish the game (Cant even get past the tutorial, really)
it's ok
It's still Deus Ex, it felt short to me despite the 20+ hour steam game time
don't feel like doing NG+, finale is kinda underwhelming
for love of god please can a good studio buy this series. I NEED the conclusion to Adams story
I think it's timeless.
Hope the franchise get's bought and revived by someone proper.
Also, FUCK YOU Embracer Group AB.
I love FPS and a variety of other genres of games, but I just can't get into it, things feel clunky and slow and just not right... even with high FPS.. skipping this...
Just tried to play the game, when it came out, it kept crashing on me. Just installed it and played less than 2 hours and it crashed. Sad that it came out 8 years and still has crashes.
I played this for the first time 2024 and absolutely loved it! It really holds up. I played the previous games and I love stealth games. (Life got in the way in a bad way and then I forgot.)
The atmosphere and the lore is all there. It's such an amazing world! The game play mechanics are super satisfying and addictive. Really recommend this if you like stealth type games.
One of those games where I don't really care enough to recommend or not recommend. It is just alright, nothing fancy or mind breaking. Just ok.
The subtitles after the game cannot be skipped, which is very annoying. Everything is good, but here's your punish for your arrogant.
The plot has, well, lost the plot but the game itself is still solid.
Recommended,yes but..
I Finally bothered playing it start to end. It's a fun short game with a simpler than usual for DX standards story trying too hard to seem more complex. I can't say I kept up with all the character names and events 100% but it's basically "anti-terrorism operation goes wrong because there were more terroristy terrorists behind it all who are of course controlled by the illuminaughty"
On the more negative side the game crashed A LOT. I have never experienced a game crashing every hour consistently. Once I turned off DX12 it crashed a couple more for good measure. Sometimes I would also come upon NPCs with distorted models being stretched all around the place and saving and reloading in front of them seemed to fix it.
If you're a fan of Human Revolution as I am, buy it on sale and focus on the side missions to get all the DX quality content you want and treat main story as a secondary objective. I did the opposite and kinda regretted it after watching reviews and videos now.
7/10 story, held up by side content
9/10 gameplay
5/10 stability and technical issues
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Feral Interactive (Mac) |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.12.2024 |
| Metacritic | 83 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 75% положительных (15515) |