Deus Ex: Mankind Divided

not a real cyberpunk 2077 fan if you didnt play this

Loved it.

Esse jogo me marcou Demais. Como imersive sim não tem como falar que ele não é perfeito, a ambientação, a liberdade de escolha e o gameplay customizado. Esse jogo ele extrai tudo de você no sentido de como joga, Ele pega o seu estilo e aplica da forma que você quer (no caso eu peguei a rota passivista de não matar ngm nem os chefes) A história é boa e bem envolvente pra mim, ele é o típico jogo que faz vc ter vontade de jogar mais e mais

666

Human Revolution is better and this game is a slave to that ugly 2016 art direction but damn its still so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ good

fantastic

Fantastic game. Lots of puzzle solving in figuring out how to navigatge each level. Though you're kinda actively punished for not going stealth, but that also feeds into the roleplay in my opinion. The story isn't as good as Human Revolution, but it's still up there with it. The graphics are nice, and I run between 140-240 FPS with no issue. Exploration rewards you with minor, incremental additions to your arsenal and I would highly recommend doing so in a first playthrough. There is also lots of world building intel that you can find if you're into that sort of thing, but reading is not really my forte. There are some cons though, and they have to do with the game engine. I get weird graphical bugs sometimes that turn portions of the screen black, but they go away on their own or by reloading a quicksave, so quicksave often. More annoying though is the physics engine. Jensen will clip on small bumps, making movement awkward where you have to crouch, then jump over things that one would assume you should just be able to walk over. Also, you will get put into climb animations in places where it doesn't make sense, i.e. on a knee-level obstacle. Seriously, this physics engine is a major step back. Despite the shortcomings, I would still recommend this game. It's got great writing, personable characters, and fun stealth-based gameplay.