Deus Ex GO

Deus Ex Go is simply a thoroughly engaging puzzle challenge that stands on its own, and does the series proud to deliver more of a great stye with quality augmentations.

This latest installment in the GO series continues to offer up satisfying puzzling that captures the spirit of Deus Ex.

Very approachable and just the right level of challenging, Deus Ex GO extends the main product perfectly. It captures the look and feel of Mankind Divided, while boiling down the stealth and combat gameplay into approachable turn-based action. The only thing missing here is the soft gravelly tones of Alex Toufexis as Adam Jensen.

Deus Ex Go is another home run from Square Enix Montreal, creating yet another engaging puzzle game from one of their established AAA franchises. The new gameplay tweaks set it apart from the previous Go entries, while also ensuring that it is the most challenging and rewarding puzzle adventure from them yet.

Deus Ex GO is another triumph that finds crafty puzzles in the DNA of a much-loved franchise.

Deus Ex GO is another great title from Square Enix Montrèal, following the steps of Hitman GO and Lara Croft GO: with over 50 levels, weekly challenges and an upcoming editor, this game is definitely a must buy for puzzle addicts.

Deus Ex GO follows the footsteps of Lara Croft GO and Hitman GO and does certainly not disappoint in that regard. The puzzles are tough, players get new levels every week and the level editor is promising. Deus Ex GO is simply an ideal puzzle game.

Adam Jensen's Mobile adventure builds on the previous mobile experiences, and offers a perfect blend of the environmental puzzles seen in Lara Croft GO, and the stealth approach of the title dedicated to Agent 47.

Deus Ex Go expands all the elements that made great the Go games of Square Enix. If you enjoyed Hitman Go or Lara Croft Go, you should try this new game.

The latest in the Go series delivers some of the most difficult, and most satisfying, puzzles yet.

Deus Ex GO represents the next step in Square Enix Montreal puzzler series with well-balanced elements from the previous games. Lots of challenges to get through thanks to Adam Jensen augmented skills.

Deus Ex GO doesn´t surprise, but its polished gameplay can thrill nevertheless. Even if you know the mobile Hitman and Lara by heart. [Issue#267]

Nicely done Deus Ex world adaptation changed into a turn-based game. Slightly lazy, sometimes maybe even too austere, yet highly enjoyable, and with perfect game design and fabulous visuals.

A really good all-round puzzle game that comes with the bonus of being a Deus Ex title, albeit one that’s a little too easy sometimes.

Deus Ex joins the GO series with a great title. Maybe not the best of them, but very enjoyable nonetheless.

A very good translation for iOS and Android devices of the Deus Ex universe and its gameplay mechanics. As good as Hitman GO and Lara Croft GO.

Deus Ex GO was supposed to be a well made, good looking puzzle game and it turned out to be exactly that. It's a third installment in the GO series aimed at fans of simple mind-games and minimalistic graphics that want to expand their knowledge of the Deus Ex universe. Just like Lara Croft and Hitman - DX GO is simply very good.

Where puzzles meet stealth gameplay and augmentations - there's Deus Ex Go. The game stands out for the brilliant level design and the amazing art direction, but its attempt to tell a story is completely forgettable and the stages have no side objectives to achieve.

Deus Ex GO is most definitely a casual game, but it also appeals to core gamers who are fans of the franchise.

Despite its few faults, Deus Ex Go remains an increasingly fun, rewarding puzzle-solving experience.

Deus Ex Go is the most cohesively designed and complex of the set so far, and that's saying something.

Although Deus Ex GO may feel too straightforward, it's still in the top-tier of pick-up-and-play puzzle games. It may not feel thematically coherent to the standard previously set by Square Enix Montréal, but it's still worth your time.

So, if you're going in fresh to this series or love Deus Ex, don't hesitate to check it out. Otherwise, if you wait for a sale on this I won't judge you, though it's still a well-made game

Deus Ex Go begins to show some wrinkles in Go series settings, but nevertheless it remains a good mix of puzzles, challenging strategy and elegant cyber atmosphere.

When I finished Deus Ex, I was mostly content with the four hours I had plugged into it. I occasionally felt clever at solving a tricky puzzle, and I liked the visual presentation. However, it didn’t sink its hooks into me like Hitman Go – a game I still return to occasionally years later. I doubt I’ll ever play Deus Ex Go again, but it was fun while it lasted.

Deus Ex GO is still loads of fun. I had a hard time keeping myself from just sitting down and burning through the whole story in a single afternoon.

Does a great job of channeling the core of the Deus Ex series into a fun and challenging mobile title. Glitches and poor presentation hold the game back, though, at least here at launch.

A fine addition to the GO franchise of premium puzzle games on mobile but one that is not as good as previous entries.

Despite some rough edges Deus Ex GO is a definitely recommendable puzzle game. [11/2016, p.72]

While not living up to the standards set by Hitman Go and Lara Croft Go, Deus Ex Go is a valid puzzle-game with a top-notch presentation and a clever level design.

Compared to Lara Croft GO, however, it doesn’t have quite the same lasting impact. This is mainly due to its heavy reliance on trial and error, reacting to the movements and positioning of hostile elements instead of empowering Jensen with a more robust toolset, thereby making the game a smidgen less taxing.

Deus Ex GO is basically more of the same. The sci-fi coat of paint looks nice, the plot is pointless, the puzzles are tricky but satisfying — and it’s all starting to feel a bit by-the-numbers. Fans of the previous games will still probably enjoy themselves, but I wouldn’t blame them for feeling a little burned out, either.