The thing I like about the Harvester is that it is one of the few times that Mankind Divided offers a lot of commentary. It pulls us in, invites us to explore and stresses that something important is happening. It captures out interest far better than a random quest giver. We take it for granted but this is a bold scene to stumble onto. Before we talk narrative and design content, I merely want to note the environmental work here. A mechanically augmented woman has been murdered in a back alley. This quest has Adam Jensen stumble upon a crime scene in Prague. There’s a lot to go over so let’s dive in. I hope to do this for more game but today, we are looking at the Harvester quest line in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. Today we’re going to be looking at a quest in deep detail. I think it’s the best quest in the entire game and couldn’t wait to break it down further.įor those of you who can’t watch the video, here’s a transcript: It incorporates most major gameplay mechanics: Exploration, in depth dialog and even a boss fight. It’s a very personal quest that also manages to tell us a lot about Deus Ex’s world. The main story feels rushed and while the narrative wants to make bold statements on real world issues, it mostly fails to make coherent statements. On a whole, I have very mixed feelings about Mankind Divided. If you haven’t played Mankind Divided, you really should. This story has been republished ahead of Mankind Divided leaving Xbox Game Pass in the next fortnight. “The Harvester” questline has all the things required for a great experience, and we take a closer look at it in this video. Side quests and smaller stories are where the game really shines. Adam Jensen has a lot of work to do in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided.
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