Radeon and GTribe have joined forces to bring our community members an exclusive global giveaway.
TWENTY FIVE (25) members will be selected to receive a FREE Steam code for Deus Ex: Mankind Divided valued at $59.99 each. Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is an action role-playing video game (developed by Eidos Montreal and published by Square Enix) that takes place in the cyberpunk-themed dystopian world of 2029.
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(2) On THIS Status Update post one comment answering the following question: Why would you like to win the PC version of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided?
That's it! The 25 winners will be selected on Thursday afternoon.
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Mankind decided. What a statement for current society, would love to see the devs ideas of the future
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It would be nice to own the whole series, that way when I can finally get back to them I can just experience the whole story with minimal gaps in the story.
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Dude. I'll get my Deus Ex collection complete again. Gonna be so awesome!
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I'm a very big fan of every SquareEnix Work! Is just amazing how good is every single game they work on and Deus Ex is one of their master pieces!!!
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I'd like to win because I've played and enjoyed every Deus Ex game since the first and don't want to stop now.
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I would like this game to see how well it plays on my RX 480 and I love PC gaming
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Because I work 30 hrs a week and still can't afford this amazing game and yes I have played every other Deus game to date..
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I'd love to be able to play the game now rather than in a few years when I can finally afford it.
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Well this is easy, i cant spend money on games now but I want to play it D:
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I would use the game a bonding/bargaining tool with my teenage son. An area where we would vehemently lash out in cyberspace, then hugg it out afterwards.
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