Following yesterday's leak, Square Enix has gone ahead and released Deus Ex: Mankind Divided's debut trailer. As you'd expect at this point, it's not actual gameplay, instead opting to show off some admittedly impressive CG animation, complete with action packed scenarios.
Once again featuring gruff protagonist Adam Jensen, our augmented badass is pulling out all the stops as he embraces his fate as a human weapon. It sounds like it could be a decent storyline, and we're really liking the look of the unsurprisingly gritty cyberpunk setting.
Are you hyped? Bet your mechanical limbs on a release date in the comments section below.
[source blog.us.playstation.com]
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Heavy handed visual metaphor, what heavy handed visual metaphor?
@chiptoon Jensen's, like, an angel, man. Deep.
I still need to play Human Revolution.
@SecondServing Human Revolution is the best game of the series, so far ahead of it's time. They should have gone straight to this game, instead of making that terrible IOS Deus Ex game. These are the terrible choices that make everyone dislike you, Square.
I enjoyed Human Revolution, when it was given away with PlayStation Plus, and was pleasantly surprised as I probably wouldn't have bought it otherwise. So although I'm interested to see more I'm not getting exactly hyped about a CGI advert.
@NomNom First Deus Ex is the best of the series and ahead of it's time. HR is just pale copy of it. Or orange,in this occasion.
@Gemuarto I'll agree to disagree.
@NomNom I agree that you never played it =).
The trailer for HR was top drawer and it had a killer soundtrack.
Though I wonder if Adam asked for this…?
I asked for this, and I can't wait to play it. Human Revolution was awesome, and the plot was top notch to me.
@Gemuarto my first Dues ex game was HR, I played the original shortly thereafter on steam. But being my first DE game, HR is my favorite, so you can take your attitude elsewhere.
I've enjoyed them all with Invisible War being my favourite. Can't wait to see more!
Is it bad that all i want is to go around Happy Slapping people like i did in HR ._.
@NomNom Oh, if you played both, then it's better just to ignore you =). In 2000, Deus Ex was just mind blowing. And considering that HR has a lot of it's elements copied, and more linear levels... Uh, sorry I've ever tried to talk with you, man.
@Gemuarto Opinions are objective. If you can't understand that, then please, don't reply to my comments ever again.
Well, I'm looking forward to it. Deus Ex: Human Revolution was one of my favorite games last generation. Nice of the morons at SE to actually fund this and it's going to be on PS4 as well. After that ill-advised ios Deus Ex I wasn't sure what was going to happen with this franchise. Now just stay out of Eidos Montreal's way and let the studio do what it does.
All the deus games have been brilliant. The general consensus is Deus ex original > Human revolution > invisible war. Deus ex was mind blowing on release gaining game of the year awards left and right. Invisible war was maligned for stripping away a lot of the rpg mechanics and becoming more linear (although iw is my favourite for some reason) and human revolution was praised for getting the series back on track with some amazing art and abilities. I love them all. But please dont have those forced boss battles again, especially on a sneak build. So don't argue guys you are all right. Playing the original after hw would be difficult as it looks dated and isn't as forgiving. But if you played it back at release it was a masterpiece.
@chiptoon Pretty sure he's talking about the dude with a big arm.
@NomNom
@Gemuarto:
OK you too let's just agree to disagree here. No no need to get rude just because your opinions differ. You both said your peace now move on.
@Tasuki Oh, I hate your post, because we've stoped already. And here you are trying to convince us to stop. Do you have hero complex or something? =)))
Also, it's not an opinion from my side. HR copied many aspects of first Deus Ex and many praise HR because of that. And because HR copied a lot of aspects of first Deus Ex, it's just right to tell that first Deus Ex is more ahead of time than HR. So where is an opinion here? I'm just speaking about obvious facts, nothing else. That's why I can't understand that agree to disagree thing. It's like you tell someone that your car is black and then that someone tells you that your car is white, actually. And you are like - WHAT????? And he is like - let's agree to disagree. Uh, OK.....>___<
Wow
Keyboard warriors unnniiittteeeeeeeee!
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@Gemuarto chill buddy. Play your games
@LAdrew87 Oh, I will play along. Chill out, man...
'I never asked for this', actually, I really liked Human Revolution, I even re-bought it for the Directors Cut, and was interesting to hear some of the great ideas that didnt make it to the game in the commentaries.
Hopefully, they can up the scope and realise some of those ideas here, creating a less linear environment, the first game kind of lost it at the end for me, and felt like could be a better game overall, given its heritage, I did like the art design and atmosphere a lot though.
Adam isnt looking too stealthy in that trailer though, I dont play Deus Ex as an action game, but I guess its tricky to make stealth look 'dymanic' in a trailer...
Total hype! Finally, another game to actually be stoked for. I usually hate stealth games, with the exception of these two- Splinter Cell Blacklist and Deus Ex Human Revolution. Just fantastic. But games like Metal Gear Solid? Just never did click for me.
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