Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is a futuristic, first person shooter, rpg. This game is a sequel, but can stand alone due to a 13 minute recap of the previous installments. The main character Adam Jenson is almost completely machine. All augmented humans like him have become unwanted after the aug incident 2 years ago. They are segregated from normal humans and need a special identity card to even go in certain areas. Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is worth buying because it is a fascinating game with plenty of replay ability. Everything done in the game is a choice and even forgetting to do one simple thing can change how the story plays out. Within the first 5 minutes, the game gives you a choice that can make a play through significantly different
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Adam Jenson loses all of his abilities due to an accident and finds out he had some abilities he didn’t even know about. His body can’t handle the new and old abilities which results in a system reset (Finnegan). It is now up to the player to customize Jenson’s abilities to fit their play style. The only problem is that the player can easily mess up. For an example, say that the player customized Jenson only with hacking abilities. Then the player starts sneaking around in the vents and hacking away to get to their destination and then suddenly, their path is blocked by an object too heavy for Jenson to move (Finnegan). If only the player had thought about customizing Jenson to make him stronger. Another aspect of this game is that it is jam packed with side quests. These are side events in the story that the player can do if they want to 100% the game or want to know a little more about the story. While these are completely optional, sometimes not doing side quests can actually affect the main story. While the game is enjoyable, it does have cons. The plot is often hard to follow which is something that often pulls people away from a game. Due to some side quests taking hours to complete, the player can often forget what was happening in the main
Adam Jenson loses all of his abilities due to an accident and finds out he had some abilities he didn’t even know about. His body can’t handle the new and old abilities which results in a system reset (Finnegan). It is now up to the player to customize Jenson’s abilities to fit their play style. The only problem is that the player can easily mess up. For an example, say that the player customized Jenson only with hacking abilities. Then the player starts sneaking around in the vents and hacking away to get to their destination and then suddenly, their path is blocked by an object too heavy for Jenson to move (Finnegan). If only the player had thought about customizing Jenson to make him stronger. Another aspect of this game is that it is jam packed with side quests. These are side events in the story that the player can do if they want to 100% the game or want to know a little more about the story. While these are completely optional, sometimes not doing side quests can actually affect the main story. While the game is enjoyable, it does have cons. The plot is often hard to follow which is something that often pulls people away from a game. Due to some side quests taking hours to complete, the player can often forget what was happening in the main