With the large rift that’s grown within humanity, this is the perfect setup for a rather well-realized sense of decisions and consequences that come with every action you make. Mankind Divided offers players an open world filled with side missions that you can take up, and these will give you more insight into the political and social mindsets of the Augs and naturals alike.
Mankind Divided might be a more colorful and cheery-looking game, but the tones here are certainly darker and very grim. You won’t be actively harassed on the streets, but you will see NPCs milling about, along with Augs getting shot and interrogated by the local police force. Whereas Human Revolution started you off in the chill city of Detroit, Mankind Divided’s Prague is noticeably more sinister. Players take control of Adam Jensen, an ex-cop from Detroit who’s now part of a new Interpol branch, tasked with tracking down an Aug terrorist group that’s trying to fight back against the oppression. Two years after the Aug Incident, the ‘natural’ humans of the world now live in fear of the ‘Augs.’ Mankind experiences a literal division (ha), a segregation where the Augs are actively oppressed as the fearful natural humans seek to throw them out of civilization.
But of course, that beautiful scenery is just a mask for the civil unrest that bubbles underneath. Mankind Divided takes place two years after the events of Human Revolution, and if you weren’t a fan of the color yellow, you’ll be pleased to know that the sequel offers up a wide palette of colors with each environment it puts you in.Įverything in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided looks so much brighter and livelier it’s hard not to just stop every now and then, and take in the beautiful sights of Prague.
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