This review is based on 100% completion and 59.1 hours of gameplay.

Would I recommend this game? Yes, with an important caveat. The game is absolutely stunning, and the sound design is superb. The game's mechanics feel very good and fluid. And you will get more than your money's worth by playing through this game to completion, as there are numerous ways to complete objectives and play.

You'll want to get the deluxe edition, which includes the DLC, to get the most out of the game, but as always, I recommend waiting for a good sale before purchasing.

While I enjoy this game, there is one major drawback. I have a fairly decent rig right now, and it runs comfortably at higher settings. I only played on high for the majority of my time in this game, but during the campaign, I experienced multiple crashes and infinite loading screens, and the only way to fix this was to lower the graphical settings, which I had to do several times before it let me through the loading screen. Then I would be able to change back and continue playing.
The majority of the infinite loading screens appeared at the end of Golem City, and it happened all the way down to low graphics for me multiple times during both of my playthroughs.
It was a coin toss with any other loading screen or cutscenes, including transferring to different areas of Prague via train. So do keep in mind that you will most likely run into these issues when you purchase.

DLC is required for 100% in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided.

Base game achievements can be completed in a single playthrough with proper planning and one perma-death run. Saving regularly will also allow you to load back to complete any that were missed. There are no issues with unlocking any of the achievements in the base game.

This game mode requires an online connection, so check before purchasing that these are still obtainable. This was such a slog to get through; these achievements are not difficult to complete, but they are time-consuming and extremely tedious; these will be the most annoying to obtain out of all of them.

With a little planning, you can complete all of these in one run. It was not difficult at all and was very enjoyable. There were no issues with any of the achievements popping up.

This section will not contain any spoilers for the story. These are just my thoughts on the experience.

Breach: (while not technically DLC i have included this here) This is not my favourite game mode; it serves as Deus Ex's challenge mode, which I dislike in any game. It plays as one would expect from a Deus Ex title, but it offers the player nothing of real value. It's also worth noting that you'll need to be connected to the internet to play this mode, so make sure it's still available before purchasing.

Jensen’s stories
Overall, these were enjoyable and added a bit more content to dive into.

• System Rift: This was a really good and fun little mission that felt really good to play. It was not a very long DLC, with you only needing around 2-3 hours to complete if you take it super slow. And it provides you with a really good story, bringing back an old friend for some more banter. This little DLC is worth playing.
  
• Criminals Past: Criminals Past, like System Shift, is a well-designed mission that takes around the same time to complete and is enjoyable to play.
  
• Desperate Measures: I’m not sure how to feel about this one compared to the other two. This one should have been included in the base game rather than added separately. It plays as well as the others, but the story doesn't feel right to me outside of the base game.

Great gameplay, good story, but it crashes constantly.
Because of the later, I cannot recommend it. Use Quicksave often if you want to enjoy your playthrough.

cool, but not that good as previous game, like far cry 4 vs var cry 3