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
Great continuation from Human Evolution with some good improvements like bringing back multitools and cooling off on the stupid conversation battles. my main issues with it is i wish it had more locations to explore as your mainly in one city area (having to use the subway to go between the north and south part gets annoying) and going off to a few other linear locations to complete 1 mission. Note there is a store for microtransations like buying praxis kits with real money, thankfully you dont need to use it cause you can play the game without being underhanded or hard to beat. Out of the 3 Jenson stories, Criminal Past was the best and im saying that after beating it while being pacifist and factory zero, I dare everyone to try to do that too plus getting the other achievements on the same playthrough. As for Breach... its boring, it sucks, its ganky, its not worth anyone's time.
All that said it would have been nice to have seen what the next game could have been like if they havent been sold off and had the project scraped. That being said knowing how famous Deus Ex is, theres no way the game isnt gonna get another title bringing it back. Most likely not a continuation of this game, but what we can hope for is it not to end up being a sad revival like other games had, albeit it being better than the recent version of Cyberpunk 77 is very slim.
Game keeps crashing after reaching Prague, with no found solution on the web for how to prevent this. Workaround seems changing from user to user so after almost 10 years i find it hilarious for this issue to still be present. I've played and loved this game back when it first came out and had no issues, with my machine from those times. Now these continuous crashes keep happening and i can't play it anymore.
Fuck this.
I h8 and tired with Breach mode. i tried wanna playing this game 100% achievement but i really h8 breach mode so much. Breach Mode has 17 achievements and the gameplay always drop FPS and design is too bland and boring. Base Game and DLCs are pretty good gameplay. Breach mode need separate into this game because Deus Ex Games has free standalone game Breach mode. i am Finished
alright lets be clear i played this game 8 full times on console before my pc so i know this game has issues but i'll be direct with the pc version
The game is good for the most part despite a lot of bugs and poor design but the reason where i dont recommend this game to others because you can just play the past 2 major games and get a better time than this one. you need some mods to tweak a few things in this game to fix some issues or know how to change them yourself otherwise you'll need to reboot the game here and there because of the issues and the weapon upgrades are just clown nonsense to make some the game just bad and you upgrade them to what they should be from the start and this game has crash a few times for me for really no reason from what it seems or locks in a loading screen forever til i reboot the game and some of the content is lock unless you buy it and like a stand alone awhile not being a stand alone thing.
The games bugs tend to be random and can even make non lethal pointless sometimes due to the body freaking out and hitting random walls causing main npcs to yell at you for killing stuff or even know you were a ghost they will still roast you anyway and there isn't really a story other than just beating up terrorists the whole game and augs getting treated like trash when the last two games had much deeper meaning than mankind divided
Love the game, best implementation of 3D surroundings.
Loots of hidden loot and locations, with some side missions.
Most of aug's are fun, but few are practically useless (Flash Suppressant).
Desperate Measures is nice but short.
System Rift is great.
A Criminal Past is my favorite of the Jensen's Stories. Some achievements make this story even more fun and challenging.
Peak, good story and superb worldbuilding/gameplay.
A Promising Sequel That Falls Short
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided had the potential to build on the strengths of its predecessor, Human Revolution, but it stumbles in key areas, leaving an experience that feels incomplete and underwhelming. While the game introduces some improvements and maintains its signature cyberpunk aesthetic, it fails to deliver a compelling story or meaningful progression for the series.
The presentation is undeniably strong. The visuals are a major step up from Human Revolution, with a beautifully detailed rendition of Prague and stunning lighting effects. The atmosphere is immersive, and the music captures the cyberpunk vibe perfectly. However, good visuals can only carry a game so far, and the cracks in Mankind Divided quickly begin to show.
The biggest issue is the story. Despite tackling important themes like discrimination, societal division, and transhumanism, the narrative feels unfocused and shallow. It raises interesting questions but never explores them in depth, leaving you with a world that feels thematically rich but narratively empty. Adam Jensen returns as the protagonist, but his character development is stagnant, and his interactions with other characters are flat and unmemorable. The game ends abruptly, clearly setting up a sequel that never came, making the entire experience feel incomplete and unsatisfying.
The gameplay is an incremental improvement over Human Revolution, but it’s not without its problems. Stealth is more refined, and the augmentations offer some new and interesting tools, such as the Icarus Dash and the Titan Shield. However, many of these upgrades feel underutilized, and the game rarely gives you opportunities to experiment with them in creative ways. The levels are well-designed, but the reliance on repetitive side missions and generic fetch quests makes exploration feel like busywork rather than an engaging part of the experience.
The combat and stealth systems are still plagued by inconsistency. Enemy AI is erratic, ranging from hyper-aware to completely oblivious, which breaks immersion during tense moments. The hacking mini-game returns and, while slightly improved, becomes tedious due to its overuse throughout the game.
One of the most controversial aspects of Mankind Divided was its reliance on microtransactions. While not mandatory, the inclusion of purchasable in-game currency for upgrades felt out of place in a single-player RPG. Even if you ignore the microtransactions, the game’s economy feels poorly balanced, as if it were designed with monetization in mind.
Finally, the game suffers from a lack of polish. Bugs, performance issues, and clunky animations mar the experience, especially on PC. Despite being marketed as a high-budget AAA game, it feels rushed and unrefined in key areas.
Ultimately, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is a disappointing follow-up to Human Revolution. While it retains the franchise’s signature cyberpunk style and delivers solid gameplay mechanics, the shallow story, abrupt ending, and repetitive design make it feel like a missed opportunity. For fans of the series, it’s a frustrating reminder of what could have been.
The poster child for side content that overshadows the main story, WIDE game
I love the semi-open world design, all choices have consequences, I would score this a 97 / 100, Immersive sim games for the win, this is my 3rd play through across different platforms, it’s gameplay is better than most modern games, given it’s 9 years old now. It’s all about choice how you traverse through the environment and complete your objective, to all out violence to stealthy infiltration or talking your way out of problems.
Pros
Fantastic story (intriguing it can go multiple ways.)
Great world building, extremely dense.
Likeable characters.
Multiple ways to play, makes the game very re-playable.
Challenging story themes
Cons
Poor optimisation
The game can be quite long for new gamers or the younger generation who don’t have the patients to do this stealthfully as it is meant to be.
Shit DLC content
I hate the whole breach mode, nonsense.
No Sequel
The game is very good and an improvement on Human Revolution. My only real technical complaint is that there are places where it tends to crash (loading screens between areas early on in Prague, and a well known bug that crashes the game in the TF29 shooting range). For the actual game, I wasn't as big of a fan of the way the story ending was handled by leaving off on a cliffhanger, but since it's been said the IP got sold (I think?) then maybe we'll get a 3rd game to what's obviously written to be a trilogy.
Outside of that, MD maintains the great aesthetic that HR sets up (albeit with some color palette differences) and the music/ambient sounds are really well designed. Lots of nooks and crannies to explore. I played on the hardest difficulty without trying to try alarms/kill anyone for the extra challenge, so far it's been tough but engaging. The controls feel pretty responsive and I enjoy the number of augmentations and how they can really help you tailor to different playstyles.
another great instalment to this franchise. i hope we one day get a deus ex 3, even if it isnt a continuation of Jensens story.
The graphics are quite good for a pre-2020 game... I also like the game mechanics, they are in-depth.
This game reminds me of cyberpunk-(even tough this game was made first lol)
I started playing this game in 2023 on ps5. However, for some odd reason the game stopped working on my ps5 and I could no longer open the game, even though I own it... Sooo, I built a pc and re- bought this game on steam.
This is one of the first games I'm playing on my new PC (2024) using a 4080super. I get about 110/115 fps =]
It's amazing how well this game still holds up, I can forget it was made years ago now. Not sure what that says about AAA quality games these days though. They could take notes from some of these titles that really made something awesome with only 1920x1080 that feels like 4k. It's also a story with a message as true today as when I played the first Deus Ex back at turn of century.
really good game, but still uses denuvo even when it is a decade old game, i dont like denuvo or support it, even if the performance loss is minimun, the game needing to do a drm check every while and then it means its not good for playing while traveling.
Features that doesn't add anything to improve the game or the player experience, should not exist in the first place and should be removed, even worst when those features make things worst.
"From the moment I understood the weakness of my breath, it disgusted me. I craved the certainty of steel, the blessing of the machine" - George Droyd
If there is one thing that has become abundantly clear to me as I’ve grown older, the more games I’ve played, and as my tastes has changed then it’s that the so-called “Immersive Sim” genre might just be the ultimate perfect genre of video game. To me, it is the genre where video games excels the most at being games, and the strongest advocate for the strength of the medium. All these hopes & dreams the world had for VR and it’s potential to make the player feel like they were transported into a space was already fullfilled by games like Ultima, Deus Ex, & Thief.
In the Immersive Sim genre, more often than not, the promise of choice is more than just picking dialogue options that sets to affect how the characters around you will react to you. One of the most powerful things a video game can do, is to present a space where the choice to think outside of the box and beyond what the guidelines and heavily scripted text boxes of the game tells you is open to you. I stack several boxes on top of each other to build a ladder to bypass guards, or I use my EMP gun to disable heavily armed mechs so I can then do a melee takedown. That is immersive sim, the definition of the (Yes, and..) approach to game design, and on that front I am happy to say that Mankind Divided does not let me down on its sprawly systems. I just wish there was more of it.
Mankind Divided is officially the 4th mainline Deus Ex game, and the second game in the prequel series starring Adam Jensen, a character who easily represents the vast portfolio of gravely voiced white man protagonists who dominated video games in the early to late aughts. It’s a game that unfortunately came out in a year where the general gaming audience has grown cold on the genre, and a new industry defining game like Overwatch had overshadowed any other brilliant first person game that came out in the year of 2016 and Deus Ex wasn’t even the only imsim of that year.
It would be fair to say that the unfortunate commercial failure of Mankind Divided paved the way to the decline of the genre itself. It’s a genre of game that is hard to make and even harder to market and boy did the marketing do this game do it no favors.
The events of Mankind Divided follows up on the ending of Human Revolution where a mad man activates a “kill switch” that makes every mechanically augmented person go berserk and attack any and all people around them with no rationale. This would set the stage for Mankind Divided where augmented people like Jensen would be seen, and treated as second class citizens by the wider world, and while the game itself generally handles this with care and grace the same could not be said for the external marketing campaign. EIDOS/Square Enix saw fit to draw parallels between the real life Black Lives Matter movement and the fictional Augment Rights Coalition of their game world, which rightfully lead to the larger media circle dunking on the publisher, but unfortunately and under stands ly the game would also suffer from it as it would inevitably reflect poorly on the game.
It goes without saying that it’s always a good thing when video games tries to tackle heavy subject matter by communicating its message in a way that makes sense for the game world, but also in how it mirrors our own perception of how we see society around us and also our wishes for how it could be better. So the issue isn’t really grounded in the creators choosing to write a story about sensitive subject matter but rather how it is handled, and if you’re going to talk about opression and racism please don’t use clumsy slogans like “Augmented Lives Matter” to market the kind of story you’re telling.
The slogan itself is never present in the actual game, but it draws unwarranted parallels to a real serious thing and by making superficial comparisons to this real thing you’re undermining the actual weight of it and also the message you are trying to send
If you take Mankind Divided on its merits, however, without the bad external forces that might have affected the perception of the game. It’s actually a really good game that does well by its premise of playing a character who operates in the martial law city State of Prague, where if Adam has to board a train he has to enter the correctly assigned train cart for “Augs” rather than naturals. So of course me being a gamer, and a rascal, I decided to see if I could enter the “naturals” train cart without a hitch and the game obliged and I was treated with a cutscene where Adam stands by himself, minding his own business, as the surrounding “non augmented” people in the same cart stares accusingly at him. It was surprisingly eerie and even more so when zi exited the train to be harassed by the checkpoint guards who berates me for going into the wrong car and warned me not to do it again so of course I would do it again because screw em.
But I really appreciated the attention to detail and how effectful it served to sell me on the idea of living in an oppressed city and as a character who has to live and constantly be met with this level of disdain. It is by no means perfect but it is certainly also not in any way as bad as it was made out to be,
Gameplay wise Mankind Divided plays a lot like the first game, generally from a first person perspectives thay occasionally will switch into third person whenever you cling to chest high walls or enter into dialogue conversations with prominent NPCs. Tools like the stealth camo, which is extremely handy to a stealth player like me, returns as well as the Icarus Wings that allows Jensen to nimbly land on his feet from an extreme height and it’s always really cool when that cutscene triggers.
There are also a lot of new tools, like the Icarus Dash, which I honestly never used because unfortunately the game is extremely short, so I never felt like I needed to employ it. I’d hazard a guess that the game was shorter than what it was meant to be.
Despite being a sequel to Human Revolution there are remarkably few characters from the last game that appears where they are at best mentioned a few times here and there, and those that do show up are either background characters like Eliza Cassan, or minor side characters like David Sarif whom in the brief sessions you have with him hints at a larger mystery centered around Adam himself thay feels like it was cut for time, or saved for a hypothetical third game that sadly might not happen at this point.
Too many of the new characters all felt underdeveloped or barely present. Chicane is no Malek, and the hilarious point he was making about how Jensen might as well forget about the notion of them ever becoming friends, as I beat one major story sections and suddenly it’s like we are the best of buds. There is something missing here, characters like Chang is kinda forgotten, the lady at the shooting range where there seems to be some intimate romantic tension between her and Jensen never goes anywhere. Even your closest confidant Alex feels like she could have done with a bit more development or screen time, there is a big gap in Mankind Divided, where it feels like there used to be a bunch of content that is now missing.
The promise of characters like Manderley or Bob Page from the original Deus Ex becoming bigger factors, and the Illuminati entering the fray as the main antagonists was exciting but ultimately short lived as the game rushes to the finish line leaving only a game with a lot of great potential, mysteries that der serves answers. I can’t help but think about MGS5 The Phantom Pain, which is ironically also a game that serves as a prequel to the first game in its series and much like Mankind Divided is also the byproduct of rushed development and missed potential. And I guess much like Snake, Eidos Montreal and their new corpo overlords at Embracer are going to “Keep me waiting” in perpetuity for a conclusion I might not ever get.
I bought this game 5 years ago not knowing anything about this franchise. Finally decided to play it and it did not disappoint. The art direction, story, and world building of Mankind Divided are so well crafted that this could be regarded as an fine example of the immersive sim genre. The game has a few bugs here and there, but they are relatively tolerable. The only thing that I do not like is the implementation of micro transactions in a single player game (Praxis Kits & Breach Mod). Overall 8/10, recommend.
The story is amazing, combat and abilities are very well built! I whole heartedly recommend this.
I have enjoyed the sequel just as much as the first game. Graphic-wise, it is beautiful. The setting is gorgeous and I have seen myself immersed in it quite easily. The controls and overall mechanics are easy to master and they're very fluid. I felt the sequel to lack the script quality the first game had. The whole story-line and the ending was underwhelming for me. It felt short and made me want more out of it. There are still choices to be made, paths to choose that influence the narrative but it just didn't seemed as impactful as the first game. All in all, I enjoyed the game and it was worth buying it.
music is good. the only game that i truly feel immersed in and read all of the lore tidbits. really makes you feel like a superhuman detective.
My favorite scene is when i shoved my big metal flippers down this mans chest and took him down the funny slide.
An excellent game.
Even better than Human Revolution.
You can ghost the whole game which I liked very much.
And the story is also very interesting.
Looking forward for the next game in the series.
Good continuation of the Deus Ex Franchise that increases the amount of freedom you have to complete your objectives. Game looks good, especially scenery, and runs great too. The story is shorter but still decent, although I feel they could've done more with Jensen as a character. There where some great snippets that came through with his personality, especially in the DLC's that reminded me of what we love about characters like Geralt. Shame that in the foreseeable future we won't get a continuation of the story. All in all a definite recommend for people who played Human revolution. If you haven't played that one yet, play it first and then play this one.
Deus Ex Mankind Divided was marred by a terrible launch. Microtransactions and cut content caused an uproar, and seriously hampered the game's sale. Now, almost a decade much of the controversial elements have disappeared, and I would consider this game a bit of a hidden treasure.
It looks great, the gameplay is very fun and provides a wide range methods to solving a level. You can play as a pacifist, just sneaking past everyone, or run in guns blazing. However the main draw of this game is the atmosphere and environment. It's amazingly immersive and detailed.
The level design deserves praise. It is absolutely superb. My personal favourites are Golem city and London, with an honourable mention to Prague (the hub city).
The ending was also criticised by some at launch, however I think it still ties up the story neatly, while laying a plot foundation for a sequel. It's a shame the sequel is not in the works due to the botched launch.
The DLC is a bit clumsily implemented (some launch dayt DLC with storylines that were cut from main game) though, and I haven't spent much time on it.
I've played 220 hours of this game. When it originally came out, again few years later, and now a third time plus the DLC.
It is just just a masterclass of design. The art style combines with the gameplay extremely well. The way they tell an amazing story with clever use of developer resources. The sound is super immersive. The visual style makes it age well, so it still looks good in modern times. Life altering game for me.
There are some niggly things about the interface and the controls, some design choices I would have done differently, too much of a globalist story again, but it's a fantastic immersive sim and definetley up there with the other Deus Ex titles im my opinion.
Truthfully it isn't quite as good as the first game, but it has everything that game did so if you liked Human Revolution you'll like this game
Consistently crashes whenever i try to customize weapons or add attachments, i've turned down the settings to try and alleviate this issue and it still occurs.
Good Deus Ex game. Story, dialogues, music, atmosphere is great (I liked Human Revolution more, but still).
But it's an average game nowadays. Gameplay got outdated so much that playing it in 2024 literally felt almost the same as playing original Deus Ex game in 2011 and given how badly optimized this game is (it took me 8 years to finally be able to play it) it's only fair to mention this now. Recommended hardware listed in the store page is bullshit.
Expect some QoL improvements over Human Revolution, but it's still the same game formula with Adam Jensen breaking into everyone's houses and computers, stealing stuff and emptying safelockers, pretty much a stalker/burgler simulator.
Not a big suprise Eidos has scrapped third installment in what was propably going to be a trilogy, which is also a shame really as we propably don't ever get to know how the story of Adam Jensen and Illuminati has ended.
The decision to set the game in Prague wasn't entirely wise in my opinion. Playing an American, who does very American things in a dystopian future that is heavily themed by American problems and American views, and then having the entire game take place in a European city that is artificially stuffed full of American stereotypes, was just not a good call.
That said, I greatly enjoyed this game - the gameplay and the more open-world approach was a serious improvement over the previous installation, and it was a cool overall experience.
Deus Ex is a classic and it's a shame there is currently no future development for the series. This game is the most recent one released and it's amazing. Great graphics, gameplay, mechanics, etc. Adam Jensen is such a great character.
Completed the game again in 2024, it is still refreshing, any fan of Hitman and cyberpunk will love this game.
The puzzle, vents for a quiet gameplay, the complexity of the maps make the game top notch.
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.
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Game constant crashes, unfinished as well. walk the stairs? the last step, you gotta jump Goomba
really? they had years and years to fix this. dx12 crashes even with 350fps, dx11 is more stable but still crashes too much for my taste. I'm out.
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)
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Feral Interactive (Mac) |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 83 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 75% положительных (15591) |