'Deus Ex: Mankind Divided' release date: Sequel released; Season Pass detailed

"Deus Ex: Mankind Divided" has been released. Pending issues with its PC version, publisher Square Enix has detailed the contents of the game's Season Pass, confirming post-launch content.

According to the announcement, the Season Pass will include two upcoming DLC packs for 'Deus Ex: Mankind Divided," confirming that post-launch content will continue. The first expansion, dubbed "System Rift," will be released before the end of the year. Meanwhile, the second DLC for the season, "A Criminal Past," will be released early next year.

Aside from confirming the two expansion packs, Square Enix also listed down all bonus in-game items that Season Pass holders will get, and the bonus bundles are already available at the onset of the game's release. The bonus content for the Season Pass includes two in-game packs, which adds new weapons and tactical gears for the players. In addition, there are also a number of Praxis Kits for players to continue augmenting the cyber enhancements for main character Adam Jensen; as well as up to 5,000 free credits to be used in purchasing and unlocking in-game kits, weapons, ammo, and gears. There are also bonus 1,000 crafting parts for stats upgrades for the character.

In addition to the extra content and in-game bonuses, the Season Pass also includes additional extras for the Breach mode, the new arcade hacking feature for "Deus Ex: Mankind Divided." Season Pass holders will get 5 Breach booster packs which includes hacking items, and 20 Breach chipsets as credits for exclusive Breach-related items in the game.

"Deus Ex: Mankind Divided" is now available for the PS4, Xbox One, and PC, though the PC versions reportedly released with some glitches and issues. Meanwhile, the Season Pass for the game is included in the "Digital Deluxe Edition," available for $29.99.

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