Deus Ex GO

Deus Ex GO is a Deus Ex mobile game. Part of Square Enix's mobile GO series, the game focuses on Adam Jensen as he partakes in puzzle solving, hacking, and combat. Square Enix has teased that the game will get a "smart, game-changing new feature" a few weeks after launch. This comes in the form of a puzzle-making tool that players can use to create their own puzzles and share them with friends online.

Deus Ex GO comprises seven chapters, with a varying number of levels per chapter. There are 54 levels in total. In addition to these puzzles, new puzzles are released every week.

Up to five praxis kits usable in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided can be unlocked by playing Deus Ex GO. Two are awarded for completing the game, one for clearing all levels with Mastermind status, and another two for completing two sets of weekly puzzles.

Synopsis
Adam Jensen is sent by Jim Miller to billionaire Sasha Novak's mansion to save him from terrorists. As Jensen overcomes the terrorists in the mansion, he discovers that Novak is being held in the vault area. Jensen and Alex Vega determine that the terrorists are unusually well funded; Vega discovers that the terrorists were funded by an unknown group at Kostbar Bank, Switzerland. Jensen finds Novak, but Novak is gravely wounded by a guard. Jensen kills the guard, and quickly calls an ambulance. Miller and Jensen agree that Jensen should investigate Kostbar Bank for the group funding the terrorists.

After Jensen arrives, Vega tells him that Novak owned a security firm known as Ironflank. As Jensen continues to move through the bank, Jensen discovers that the guards inside as members of Ironflank. Miller tells Jensen to stand down, but Vega says Ironflank won't share the information they find. Jensen decides to continue to evade the Ironflank soldiers and attempt to find the information himself. He discovers that Ironflank funded the terrorists who tried to kill Novak. Jensen goes to the Ironflank HQ for more answers. Upon arriving at the Ironflank HQ, Jensen finds out that Ironflank is a testbed for a new military program begun by Novak and funded by the US government. Upon further investigation, Jensen finds out that Novak tried to sell Ironflank to Chinese corporations, leading him to believe that someone wanted him dead for this action. While inside the HQ, Jensen accesses the Ironflank bunker; as he does so, Miller contacts Jensen, informing him that he knows that he is within the Ironflank HQ. Jensen tells him what Ironflank is doing, which causes Miller to reluctantly agree to let Jensen continue his investigation. Jensen then passes through a passageway that leads to the Ironflank bunker.

As Jensen moves through the bunker, Miller tells him that Novak's body and the ambulance carrying him is missing. Shortly after, Novak appears, holding a briefcase in an elevator. Novak turns on the bunker's alert and escapes to a secret lab. Vega tries to warn Jensen of the danger, but her message is too corrupted from a communications jam to explain more than that. Jensen finds a computer in the bunker that tells the code to a secret lab - 0451. Jensen decides to investigate the secret lab, located in the basement. He finds the entrance, enters the code, and uses the elevator inside to descend into the lab. Upon entering the lab, the communications jam is removed. Jensen tells Vega that Novak's military program's purpose is to weaponize augmentations. Miller then contacts Jensen, and informs him that Novak is escaping through tunnels near the lab. Jensen is tasked with defeating Novak there before he escapes. Jensen contacts Novak and tells him he won't escape; Novak says he had no choice with creating Ironflank due to the prejudice against augs.

Miller orders Jensen to kill Novak to prevent his research from reaching the wider world; Vega suggests he be imprisoned. Jensen eventually finds Novak, and can choose to either kill him or arrest him. Killing him cripples Ironflank and ensures the military grade augmentations are not released to the wider world, arresting him has the opposite effect.

Gameplay
Deus Ex GO is a turn-based puzzle game. The aim is to move Jensen from the starting point of a level to the end point (marked with a circle) while avoiding being killed by enemies. Enemies will move directly after the players turn. The player must take an action during every turn, meaning that Jensen cannot stay on the same spot for two turns. Jensen can take out enemies by moving to the same location as them, as long as he does not approach them from the front. If an enemy and Jensen walk onto a certain spot on the same turn, Jensen will be killed.

Abilities
Hacking consoles can be found in various levels that allow turrets and red tiles which block movement to be hacked. The turrets become allied with the player when hacked, and shoot any enemies that enter its line of sight. The red, impassible tiles turn to regular tiles and can be walked over once hacked. Later levels feature similar tiles that allow for movement along certain paths, but not others. Hacking them rotates the tile to open up new pathways. In levels with drones, the drones can be "hacked" so that they turn to face a different direction. To hack an object, a line must be drawn from the hacking console to the object. Lines cannot be drawn over red tiles and enemies surrounded by red hexagons. Blue triangular pick-ups that act as biocells allow Jensen to turn invisible for two turns by activating the Glass-Shield Cloaking System. He becomes invisible to both human enemies and robots. However, if an enemy walks into him, he will be killed even when cloaked. In later levels, this pick-up can also be used to remote hack consoles.

Enemies
Enemies in Deus Ex GO include human guards, bots, turrets, and drones. Each enemy type has different behavior so different tactics need to be employed to evade them. Guards either look in a single direction, or turn periodically to look in multiple directions. If Jensen enters their line of sight, they will begin to pursue him. They also activate the Titan Shield to protect themselves and cannot be attacked until they return to their original position.

Turrets are by default hostile to Jensen. They shoot and kill him instantly once he enters their line of sight. In order to walk past them without being killed, Jensen must either hack them or use Cloak. Hacked turrets can be exploited by Jensen to kill his enemies.

There are two bot types in the game: one is a large patrolling bot and the other is a small stationary one. Both bots only attack Jensen when he is in the spot directly in front of them. Drones, like the small bots, remain stationary but can attack Jensen from any amount of spaces away once he is in their line of sight. Once the drone spots Jensen, a red hexagon appears in that location and the drone begins to shoot it. This will kill Jensen if he stays on the spot, as well as any enemy that happens to walk over it when the drone is shooting.

Mastermind
The "Mastermind" status is awarded to players who complete a level in a certain number of actions. These actions include steps taken and times an object is hacked. The maximum number of actions that can be performed to get Mastermind is displayed on the bottom left hand side of the screen. The number of actions currently taken is displayed beside it.

Achievements are awarded for each chapter if Mastermind status is unlocked for every level in that chapter.