Deus Ex: The Fall Shows Off Its Combat And Augmentations

Deus Ex: The Fall is headed to iOS devices this Summer with an Android release to follow at some point in the future. This morning, Square Enix shared a new gameplay trailer for the game, giving a look at combat, hacking and augmentations.

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Deus Ex: The Fall will be available this Summer for $6.99/£4.99/5.99€. Android devices are getting the game, too, but Square Enix have not shared timing yet.


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