While capsule hotels are nothing new in the real world, having been a staple of Japanese accommodation options for decades, a new business in Sydney called... The Capsule Hotel is taking the sci-fi inspiration very literally.

Warning: If you haven't played Deus Ex, but have maybe bought it in a Steam Sale as something you're absolutely going to play one day, this article will drive a twelve-car train of spoilers through that dream like you're Leonardo DiCaprio in Inception.

We may be waiting a long time for the next big Deus Ex game. The developers of the iconic franchise have moved on to other big franchises, according to sources speaking both to Kotaku and other outlets. Sources say Eidos Montreal has cancelled a planned sequel to Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, which came out last year.

Even after its lukewarm reception last year, Eidos Montreal is still working away at Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. The latest update includes a new mission, called Desperate Measures and a bunch of cosmetic bonuses, all for free.

A number of different artists showed off their work at the Hero Complex Galaxy gallery in Los Angeles last night for its Sci-Scapes event. Among them were Laurie Greasley and Josan Gonzalez, whose collaboration featured below drew inspiration from almost every corner of sci-fi pop culture you could imagine.

I spent all of yesterday creeping through the shadows and stabbing people in the back in Dishonored 2. It's a damn fine stealth game. Here are some early thoughts on what works and what doesn't.

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided's latest DLC, System Rift, has shady corporate dealings, Illuminati conspiracies (and characters saying "Illuminati" with a straight face), and Adam Jensen answering video calls shirtless. But unlike the campaign, where characters have all the affect of conveniently-placed crates, System Rift is full of moments of unexpected personality.

Adam Jensen has a lot of work to do in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. Side quests and smaller stories are where the game really shines. "The Harvester" questline has all the things required for a great experience, and we take a closer look at it in this video.

The last few months saw the release of grunty video hardware from major GPU vendors NVIDIA and AMD. The only problem has been finding games to help stretch their legs. Well, Eidos Montreal has just added Deus Ex: Mankind Divided to the growing list of games with DirectX 12 support, though its implementation is currently an opt-in "preview".

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is a pretty good video game. I like many things about it. It is beautiful. I haven't predicted where the story's going yet. I get a kick out of running errands for people. Some of the quests have me genuinely unsure what decision to make.

Video: On last week's Kotaku Splitscreen, Jason and I talked a lot about Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. Is it more fun the second time around, and is it more rewarding if you force some limitations on yourself? (Answers: Yes and yes.) Read my full review here; find the full podcast episode here.

I've been enjoying my time in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided so far. While I have no complaints about all the emails I can read and all the toilets I can flush, there's one thing that has been bugging me about the PC version: The space bar.

If you asked me how many graphics were in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, my answer would be, "A lot." If I had to guess, I'd say, like, a hundred? Two hundred? It's a lot, is the point.

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is out now. It's good! And like other games in the series, it gives you a lot of options in how you want to play.

Adam Jensen needs a nerf.

Deus Ex Go follows in the step-by-step footsteps of Square Enix's other mobile puzzle titles, Hitman Go and Lara Croft Go. Like those games, you move from node to node to complete single-level puzzles that grow steadily more challenging. Deus Ex Go, however, takes the stellar formula of these games and adds new complications.

With the gold master doing its thing with manufacturers, it comes as no surprise that Eidos Montreal has providied system specifications for Deus Ex: Mankind Divided a couple of weeks ahead of its official release. Does your PC fit in the augment-shaped hole? Let's find out.

The hype train has officially pulled out of the station for Eidos Montreal's Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, with the team announcing today that the long-awaited sequel to 2011's Human Revolution has gone Au.

You might not know his name, but you've heard his voice. Elias Toufexis has played some of best known characters in video games. Kobin in Splinter Cell, Frederico Auditore in Assassin’s Creed, but he's perhaps most famous for playing Adam Jensen in Deus Ex: Human Revolution. In this interview he talks about voice acting, Mankind Divided and the difference between Star Wars and Shakespeare.