You'll have to go to Game Informer. After all, they've got the donuts. Will Eidos Montreal balance the game better in this regard? You may well find out this month, but you won't do it here. The social-cue-reading dialogue encounters were some of the most innovative bits of the rather-decent Human Revolution, and a far more appropriate challenge for Deus Ex than its outsourced, out-of-character boss battles. Personally, I'd rather see more of that dialogue than action this time. Voice actor Elias Toufexis is returning, ensuring Adam Jensen's dialogue will sound like a cement mixer after an all-night bender. So, classic sequel thinking - the same blend of stealth and action, but more of it, and with more polygons. You can only get these details in the latest issue of Game Informer. We also got some great examples on how the game will be as open ended as ever, allowing players to carve their own path through the world. We go in depth on some of Jensen's new augmentations that help improve the stealth and combat systems, such as the ability to remote hack electronic objects, fire off his nano blade from a distance, and surround himself with a nearly indestructible nanoshield. We spent two days in Eidos-Montreal's studio, talking with the team and learning about how they build a realistic future.
In the next issue of Game Informer, you can find out how this event caused humanity to hate and fear those with augmentations. Here's what Game Informer has to say about Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, and more importantly, their coverage of it, which will just be so awesome, guys:Īt the end of Human Revolution, the Illuminati caused every transhuman to go into a fight-or-flight response and attack anyone near them.
I'm trying not to imagine what that entails. Its title suggests that in its cyberpunk future, population growth will reverse, as mankind switches its reproductive direction from multiplying to dividing. Given that its credits block says it's coming to PS4, Xbox One, and PC, it seems to be a game, though it could just be an animated movie for all we know.
It's what you'd expect from a pre-rendered Deus Ex trailer - clinky, intricate tech stuff government oppression Illuminati conspiracy theories yellow-green colour correction. I'm posting Eidos Montreal's official announcement trailer because dammit, Game Informer doesn't own that, and I can post it if I want to.
I know this because they can't stop goddamn crowing about it, like that kid who would always got donuts in their lunchbox and grin with self-satisfaction while everyone else looked on in envy.* I know this because Game Informer announced it yesterday, and has an entire month worth of exclusives lined up. The next Deus Ex game is subtitled Mankind Divided.
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