Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is not an exciting-sounding sequel. It's one of those video games that feels like an expected follow-up, and it's probably fallen behind in the industry's "buzz" and "hype" quotients as a result.
Just like the last entry, 2011's DX: Human Revolution, this game puts you in the shoes of the same cybernetically enhanced anti-hero, offers the same "play how you want" system, and even replicates a lot of the last game's powers, controls, and aesthetic. You'd be forgiven for glancing at a snippet of gameplay and wondering which game is which.