Square Enix is rolling out a bunch of free content for the Deus Ex franchise. Both Square Enix and Eidos Montreal announced that Deus Ex: Breach and the Deus Ex: Mankind Divided – VR experience are now available on Steam for free.

Elias Blondeau selects his personal best games of 2016 for CGMagazine.

Ending a movie, TV show, or book is difficult. How do you, as a creator, properly conclude a story that can run for dozens of hours?

The world of Deus Ex is pretty brutal. I learned this pretty early on in my life by playing the original creation from Warren Spector back in 2000, just several years after I had watched the world of Metal Gear Solid struggle with similar topics of human augmentation, war, and human nature. It gave me […]

CGM Dystopian Issue Now Available Dystopias have been a popular setting in videogames for quite some time now, and their introduction helped to kick start a new wave of mature, interactive storytelling. Game makers were finally unafraid to explore more mature and nuanced themes like government control, corruption, unfair societal norms, and the importance of […]

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is one of this year’s biggest and most well-received releases. Despite it only launching a few weeks ago, however, Square Enix’s dystopic stealth title is already getting its first piece of paid story DLC. Titled System Rift, the story DLC will reunite Adam Jensen with Frank Pritchard, the antagonist but lovable supporting cast […]

Elias Blondeau‎ of CGMagazine goes over why you should be excited for Deus Ex Mankind Divided, and why it was awarded a 10/10.

This coming Tuesday will see the long awaited cyberpunk sequel Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. The game has been garnering some strong reviews, and I know one person who really really likes it. As is typically the case in the gritty world of modern AAA games, with a new release  comes a new season pass.

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided launches today, and we at CGMagazine give you a glimpse of what the first section of the game is like.

Dealing with politics and social issues in video games is a risky affair. It’s something usually reserved for indie titles, which I’ve always found to be a shame. Videogames are unlike any other medium out there, offering the perfect combination of sight, sound, and interactivity. The potential for large-scale, thought-provoking “idea” games is huge, but […]