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Mankind Divided’s story corkscrews through so many levels of intrigue that at times it’s hard to keep track of exactly who is suspected of what. While combat never feels quite as satisfying as stealth, the options to turn Jensen into a killing machine are wonderfully varied, if you swing that way.
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Warriors, on the other hand, might upgrade Jensen with spring-loaded arm blades, diamond-hard skin and automatic rifles.
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In fact, Mankind Divided almost feels like two separate games in one (and that’s not including the new Breach mode, a series of VR-type time-trial missions.) Cyber ninjas like me will go for a non-lethal playthrough, taking down enemies with a stun gun, tranquilizer rifle and augmentations that focus on hacking and hidden movement.
The game gives players the freedom to pick and choose Jensen’s cybernetic augmentations, determining which sorts of obstacles he’ll be equipped to handle and which he’ll have to find ways to avoid. Walls have convenient weak points that Jensen can punch through if he has the proper upgrades.īut that’s simply Deus Ex being Deus Ex. Guards routinely leave clunky PDAs containing computer passwords lying around. Ultra-secure facilities have man-sized ventilation shafts that skirt around laser tripwire grids. The most frequent hiccups in Mankind Divided come from the game gleefully breaking its own world-building immersion. The character may still look like a stock video game badass but, in Mankind Divided, he feels much more, well, human. Through a broader range of conversation options, Jensen can be more thoughtful, more morally conflicted and often even dryly funny. Jensen himself – whose gravelly voice is once again provided by Montreal actor Elias Toufexis (The Expanse) – has also evolved. While it’s possible to sprint through the main storyline relatively quickly, I found myself spending hour upon hour exploring every nook and cranny and taking on dense, optional side quests, whether it was shutting down an illicit underground drug lab or mounting a white-knuckle data heist from a massive bank in order to shine a light on a shady media organization. It’s clear that Eidos Montreal poured a lot into Mankind Divided and those who take their time with the game will be duly rewarded. It’s a heady, steamy setting to leap into, with the majority of the game taking place in an old-yet-new futuristic Prague and a sprawling, Blade Runner-y shantytown on the city’s outskirts. The augmented – or simply augs – are viewed with either suspicion or outright hostility by most of the world. That dark day still weighs heavily on people’s minds.
Two years have passed since the 2027 events of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, which ended with a megalomaniacal baddie triggering a kill switch that sent the world’s millions of augmented humans into a psychotic killing rage. Players once again inhabit the flesh-and-carbon-fibre body of Adam Jensen, an augmented agent who now plies his sometimes-questionable trade under the banner of Interpol. It’s not quite a quantum leap forward, but it’s a better, meatier, more confident game. Mankind Divided files off the previous game’s rough edges, beefs up the visuals and bolts on some slick new upgrades. Human Revolution was a solid title but had significant flaws that held it back from greatness.
Turns out the original game’s lightning in a bottle was harder to recapture than I thought. So when the Montreal arm of development studio Eidos came out with their 2011 prequel, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, I was beyond delighted.
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The original Deus Ex – a dystopian, cyberpunk action/role-playing adventure released in 2000 by the late, great studio Ion Storm – is my all-time favourite game, full stop. And that’s what makes Deus Ex: Mankind Divided so good. So, yeah, maybe the future’s not so bright after all.
Fear that’s driving acts of heinous terrorism and fuelling a conspiracy with tentacles reaching deep into government, law enforcement and some of the world’s largest corporations.
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Cybernetic shades that flick over his mechanical eyes, to go along with the bionic limbs, the artificial organs and the computer software humming inside his techno-organic nervous system.Īll of which make him an outcast in a world that fears those who have enhanced their bodies with the latest technology. The future’s so bright, Adam Jensen’s gotta wear shades. Manage Print Subscription / Tax Receipt.
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