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Post by KostaAndreadis @ 02:13pm 09/06/16 | 0 Comments
Mobile tie-in games can and often will be throwaway experiences that are fine in short bursts. But with the releases of Lara Croft: GO and more recently Hitman: GO, Square Enix has created a new line of stylish, complimentary, and challenging mobile titles for its hit franchises. And with the release of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided due later this year Deus Ex: GO has been announced.

Due for release within the next few months for phones and tablets (plus presumably a Steam release like the other GO titles) Deus Ex: GO continues this series focus on turn-based puzzling.

Deus Ex GO is a turn-based infiltration puzzle game set in a stylized interpretation of the Deus Ex Universe. As double agent Adam Jensen, you’ll use hacking, combat, and augmentations to solve the most challenging puzzles of the entire GO series. Work alongside your allies in TF29 and the Juggernaut Collective as you infiltrate locations to unravel the conspiracy behind a terrorist plot.





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