Discussions for next Deus Ex game already underway

Alleged industry insiders fifty-fifty went as far every bit to say that the franchise wouldn't see a sequel. However, in an interview betwixt GamesIndustry and Square Enix CEO Yosuke Matsuda, new details were revealed. Matsuda said the following when discussing the Deus Ex franchise.

We take never said anything well-nigh discontinuing that championship only for some reason that'due south the rumor out on the market… What I tin can say is Eidos Montreal has always developed Deus Ex, and the issue is nosotros do not have limitless resources. We take several big titles that we work with and that's partly a gene in what our lineup looks similar. Of course, information technology would be ideal if nosotros could work on all of them all of the fourth dimension, but the fact of the matter is some titles have to expect their turn. The reason there isn't a Deus Ex correct now is only a product of our development lineup considering there are other titles we are working on.

Matsuda finished by saying that Deus Ex was a very important franchise and discussions are already taking place regarding what the company wants to do with the next game. This is groovy news for fans of the franchise and should put contrary rumors to rest.

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is an outstanding stealth-action feel despite slightly clunky controls and missteps in the plot. If y'all want to requite the game a shot, it can oft be plant at a discount from its $59.99 price tag at Amazon, Microsoft, and other retailers.

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