Along with talks about pre-order and game ready driver, "Deus Ex: Mankind Divided" director revealed that the Day One patches are set to mirror the norm.

In a statement, as cited by App Trigger, "Mankind Divided" director Jean-Francois Dugas said that Day One patches were getting more and more like the norm. Comparing the title with "Elder Scrolls" and "Fallout," Dugas said that it was challenging to ship such games without having any means of patch to come with them, as there were so many opportunities that could happen.

Dugas also mentioned that one could test and test, but there were always new ways and potential to test something that nobody had tested it before. For the game director, the Day One patch was not necessarily needed for gamers to enjoy the title; however, he recommends it to have the best gaming experience possible.

In other news, fans can now pre-order the game with discounts, according to Destructoid. As per the publication, the title's Microsoft version is discounted up to 30 percent off while the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions are set to have $25 gift card bonus.

"Mankind Divided" is Square Enix's forthcoming cyberpunk and action-role playing stealth video title and sequel to 2011's "Deus Ex: Human Revolution." Set two years following the events in its predecessor, the title is set to follow Adam Jensen's comeback, along with new tech and body augmentations.

Square Enix's "Deaus Ex: Mankind Divided" is set to be released on Aug. 23.

Watch the trailer for "Deus Ex: Mankind Divided" here.