Final Fantasy XIV’s director Naoko Yoshida announced the release of the game’s next major release in the funniest way possible.
07.03.2024 - 18:53 / eurogamer.net / Square Enix / Adam Jensen
Epic has revealed the next titles it's giving away on the Epic Games Store, with Deux Ex: Mankind Divided and The Bridge getting the freebie treatment from Thursday, 14th March.
Deux Ex: Mankind Divided is the fifth instalment in Square Enix's stealthy, shooty sci-fi series and a direct sequel to 2012's Deus Ex: Human Revolution. Once again cyber-augmented protagonist Adam Jensen returns, and the ensuing adventure was deemed to be a «smart, handsome and weighty addition to the stealth-action genre» in Eurogamer's review.
As for The Bridge, it's a gravity shifting puzzle game created by Ty Taylor — and described as «Isaac Newton meets M. C. Escher» — that challenges players to manoeuvre the world and reach the exit each stage. Eurogamer quite liked this one on release in 2013, even if it sometimes felt like «the taster course for a more satisfying meal kept frustratingly off the menu.»
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Trailer — Jensen talks through a mission Deus Ex: Mankind Divided trailer.Deux Ex: Mankind Divided and The Bridge will be available to download to your Epic Games Store library and permanently keep from 14th March until the following Thursday, at which point a new bunch of freebies will take their place.
As for this week, Astro Duel 2 — developer Wild Rooster's brand-new sci-fi action romp, which combines top-down dogfights and platforming — is available for free.
Final Fantasy XIV’s director Naoko Yoshida announced the release of the game’s next major release in the funniest way possible.
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The Epic Games Store's spring sale is underway, from today until March 28th. That makes it twice as long as Steam's spring sale, which also started today. I'm not sure if that makes it twice as exciting, but here's what does: Deus Ex Mankind Divided is free to keep for the next week.
The immersive 2016 stealth shooter Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is currently available for free on the Epic Games Store. Continuing the story of Adam Jensen, a man equipped with mechanical cybernetic implants called augmentations, the title is known to many as one of Eidos-Montreal‘s best games.
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Content in Final Fantasy XIV is seemingly endless. The MMO includes something for everyone, whether you’re a more casual, story-based player or someone eager to find glory by challenging legendarily difficult Extreme Trials. While this balance has always seemed to strike a sweet spot with Warriors of Light, XIV‘s director Naoki Yoshida believes the title’s lack of overall challenge leaves much to be desired.
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