Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
This is how cyberpunk game should look like
Prague, the capital city of my country, isn’t often featured as the setting for video game stories. Neither do you often hear the Czech language in games not produced domestically, as dubbing is typically tailored for a global audience.
However, in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, with its great, eventhou a bit short playtrough, you can experience both.
I’ve played this game from start to finish several times, and I’m certain I’ll want to go through it again sometime.
It’s the combination of its setting, cyberpunk theme, and gaming mechanics that repeatedly captivates me.
While some may not favor this installment as much as others in the Deus Ex series, for me, it stands as one of the best.
In Mankind Divided, you assume the role of Adam Jensen, a covert operative familiar to those who’ve played previous games in the series.
Even if you’re new to the series, you’ll easily immerse yourself in the storytelling. The game even offers a nicely done summary for players who may not remember events from previous parts. This…
