Deus Ex: Mankind Divided – Review

At first, the name Deus Ex: Mankind Divided may sound a little strange, and the main character looks very stylish. But don't judge the game by that. Just focus on the gameplay.

The game was released in 2016, but even in 2026 it still feels great to play. It doesn't feel like an old game. The graphics are good, but the gameplay is the best part. You can play with stealth, action, or a mix of both, and every mission is fun.

The story is also very good. It is a little complicated at first, but it feels like watching a movie. If you follow the story, you will really enjoy it.

There are a few bugs, but they are very small and won't bother you much while playing.

The game doesn't have much grinding. If you upgrade your skills, the fights become much more fun, and you can beat almost anyone easily.

Overall, I think Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is an amazing game. The gameplay, story, and graphics are all very good. Even in 2026, I can recommend this game without any doubt.

My Rating: 9.5/10 ⭐

It has one of the best plots and written characters. They are so alive and it easy to believe.

This franchise predicted a lot of things and the game goes beyond just a game!
I must say that, graphically, this game is impressive, which is a huge surprise considering it was released in 2016. Nevertheless, play both Human Revolution and Mankind Divided: together they are an amazing combo. Both games are usually discounted as much as 90%.


Dear devs , we're all human (well, there are augs already, but that's confidential), and we all make mistakes. The biggest mistake would be not releasing another game to conclude the trilogy! I had lots of fun, and like I said above, Deus Ex is one of the most important game franchises to me. I hope to see the next game from you someday.

I didn’t play this game for a while because I disliked the story and where the plot was going, it felt too one dimensional. It is my fault, I thought the plotline of this game was way too focused on how the government will use a marginalized group of people as a scapegoat for society’s problems while they waste billions on their own selfish pleasures and control.

As I should’ve known, they were simply predicting the future.