Prague, 2029: you're an augmented agent in a world that treats people like you as second-class citizens, and someone is pulling strings behind every conspiracy you uncover.

The community has only weighed in on one aspect so far: the story. And it lands roughly in the middle of the pack, ahead of about 40% of games. That's modest for a franchise built on narrative depth and player choice. It suggests the plot doesn't quite hit the heights fans of the original Deus Ex might hope for. Keep in mind this is based on very limited community input, so take it as an early signal rather than a verdict.

For a game in the RPG and stealth genre, sitting near the middle on storytelling is a soft spot. Games like these live or die by their narrative. Human Revolution, its predecessor, set a high bar. Mankind Divided feels like it struggles to match that momentum, especially with a story that many felt was left unfinished.

If you love sneaking through environments, hacking systems, and making choices that feel meaningful, you'll find plenty to enjoy here. If you come purely for a satisfying, complete story, you might walk away frustrated. This one is for the players who enjoy the journey more than the destination.