There are themes of segregation, terrorism, fanaticism, religion, haves and have-nots, corruption, crime, rich vs poor, all areas that many games struggle to address and yet Mankind Divided casts them all in shades of gray. You get the big picture and the overall epic tale but you also get to see how pretty much every citizen in the places you go to are effected by the events, which is really cool. The story is actually really effectively told, far better than in Human Revolution where it didnвЂ™t really kick off until two-thirds of the way in. And things will get worse before they get better. While doing that job he is still seeking to expose the Illuminati, the secret organization seeking world control. Adam Jensen has joined TF29, a branch of Interpol dedicated to stopping Augmented terrorists. With anti-augment laws coming into effect and Augs seen as less than human, fear and terrorism is on the rise. The Incident at the end of the game, where Augmented people across the world were sent into a murderous rage, has deepened humanityвЂ™s mistrust of the mechanical superhumans in their midst. ItвЂ™s 2029, two years after the cataclysmic events of Human Revolution. After the entertaining but ultimately unsatisfying Thief sequel/reboot IвЂ™m relieved that Eidos Montreal have managed to pull off another Looking Glass/Ion Storm feat.

ThereвЂ™s potentially a few significant disappointment that IвЂ™ll get to but the reasons for them make the game better. To save you skipping to the end: IвЂ™ve played the whole thing through to the end credits and can say that Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is a triumph, a great return to the series, and anyone who enjoyed Human Revolution in particular will love it.

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