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Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided takes place in a world of strife between augmented individuals and those without cybernetic enhancements. Following the events at the end of Human Revolution in which augments went berserk, the golden age of human advancement has turned into a dark period of strife.
Square Enix is laying the foundation for the upcoming game with a “101” trailer that explains more of the story. It also shows off some of the new tools available to Adam Jensen for taking aggressive and stealthy approaches.
Additionally, Square Enix has revealed Day One and Collector’s Editions. The latter includes all of the Day One content.
Day One Edition ($59.99)
- An additional in-game mission
- Covert agent pack (in-game items, cosmetics, upgrades)
- Digital soundtrack sampler
- Digital art book, novella, comic
Collector’s Edition ($139.99)
- Special packaging
- 9” Adam Jensen figurine
- 48-page art book
- Steelbook case
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There’s also a digital standard edition ($59.99) that includes the day one content and a digital deluxe edition ($89.99) that adds the season pass to the base version. Deus Ex: Mankind Divided will be out on August 23 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. For more, check out our coverage hub from the May 2015 issue.
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