Deus Ex Mankind Divided To Receive Resolution Increase And Other Enhancements On PlayStation 4 Pro

Following the official reveal of the PlayStation 4 Pro console, several publishers have confirmed that some of their more pop titles will receive noticeable enhancements this November. Among these publishers is Square Enix, which has confirmed today that the recently released Deus Ex Flesh Divided volition receive PlayStation 4 Pro enhancements; you lot can preview them in the 4K screenshot below.

On PlayStation 4 Pro, Deus Ex Mankind Divided will sport a whole new layer of detail, with increased resolution, reduced aliasing and several other improvements that won't compromise the experience.

With PS4 Pro, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided has had a whole new layer of particular added to it: overall resolution increased, aliasing reduced, cogitating surfaces improved, and more detailed lighting effects implemented, all without compromising the frame charge per unit or the gaming feel.

The PC version of Deus Ex Mankind Divided has received earlier today a new patch, which adds DirectX12 back up to the game, something that was promised for lunch, only didn't happen due to several reasons. Today's update too comes with several fixes which will amend the experience for well-nigh.

Release of DirectX 12 support in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided:

As of today, users are also able to use the awaited DirectX 12 Graphics API. To activate this yous are required to do the following:

Inside your Steam Library, right-click on Deus Ex: Mankind Divided.

Select 'properties' from the context menu and navigate to the Beta tab.

From the dropdown carte, select dx12_preview then close the window.

After the game has downloaded the DirectX 12 supported build you can then toggle DirectX 12 from either the launcher window or from the Display options within the game.
Note that DirectX 12 requires a restart of the game if (de-)activated from within a running Deus Ex: Mankind Divided game session.

Alert: Using the DirectX 12 API can offering better operation on some systems, however, it volition not be beneficial on all.
o Multi-GPU is not yet supported in this patch.
o If you encounter problems with DirectX 12, we recommend turning it off again. There are no visual or gameplay differences betwixt the two DirectX versions.
o As always, brand sure that your drivers are upwards to appointment.