Many plot threads are left hanging, dropped or forgotten when the game ends - only the main thread is concluded.Д¬lick to expand.I re-read the interview, he says nothing about the game being split. Some have (rightly) pointed out that HR was more a Ghost in the Machine game than Deus Ex, this one is more Deus Ex than Ghost in the Machine, but so alone, so far from its origins and ostensible inspiration with regards to the story, that I would question if the executive producers are in fact right for the job. Very much on its own, in fact, nobody even in shouting distance. Yet, the game works as a Deus Ex game, and it stands on its own. Just like with HR, the game before this one, the creators don't seem to know what they want to do with this franchise. You do travel to different places, deal with different factions and meet different people along the way, but there is no twist, no deeper meaning, no meaningful reveal at the end.

You just solve the case, find the terrorist and the game ends. Simple enough premise and with some inspired writing, this could have been the basis for something larger, a starting point where you begin to pull the threads of the tapestry to revel something more behind the scenes. The story itself is very basic, a terrorist bombs a train station and you are on a mission to find and stop this terrorist.

Deus ex mankind divided stop chopper