Game’s Story Hints from Aug Aware Website ‘Deus Ex: Mankind Divided’

Square Enix recently started one fresh propaganda website -Deus Ex: Mankind Divided according to which the population is segregated in-one comprising people who deplore technology improvements, and the other comprising humans who wholly favor mankind's growth.

The website implores visitors for giving purity the highest stature while make themselves Aug Aware. The site's principle concentrates on 'purists and augmented being at war.' While the augmented doesn't get support, Adam Jensen the hero in the game story is striving for introducing permanent peace among the people.

Square Enix says he'll not puzzle the players regarding the destination they would reach because of Aug Aware or things they may find there. However, if players look around they'll discover more external websites, particularly Sarif Industries an augmentation giant, and Santeau Group an industrial mega-project, each enhancing knowledge supply, and providing one lucid picture of the whole environment players can expectedly live through the moment they land on Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. Gameranx.com posted this, April 18, 2016.

They're anti-augmentation advocates who run the website while attempt at attaining site visitors' acceptance of purity.

The website has its basis years ahead in 2029, the time being one-or-two years from Human Revolution incidents. People are scared ever since the Aug Event because it turned augmented humans so extremely ferocious that they couldn't be controlled. Consequently, the Augmented have become isolated from society.

Starting 2013, the development of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided online site has been ongoing, to be released for computers, Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Players are extremely anxious to get this game and Eidos Montreal's group hopes it doesn't make the kind of mess on computers that games of nowadays usually do.

There's one strong game in Human Revolution, albeit it turns slightly repetitive when the story nears its end the time chief characters can access each-and-every upgrade while there's hardly any clear challenge from enemies. Another criticism of the game was for the more rewards it offered initially because more players willingly paid to get the title even prior to the game's launch.

However, Enix no longer lets that initiative stay.

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