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Infiltrate Your Way Through Deus Ex Go This Summer
Square Enix Montreal has announced a new entry in their mobile Go series: Deus Ex Go.
Similar to the studio's previous instalments based off Tomb Raider and Hitman, Deus Ex Go is a turn-based puzzle game. Playing as Adam Jensen, you make your way through a series of procedurally generated levels where you use augmentations and hacking to overcome obstacles. By hacking terminals, you can create new paths, disable turrets, and more. Timing your hacks and movements are an essential strategy, since guards can dismantle your hacking process. Similar to past Go games, you swipe in your preferred direction to move the main character.
A new addition being introduced this time around is being able to design your own levels and share them with friends, similar to Super Mario Maker.
Deus Ex Go will be out by this summer for mobile and tablets.
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