Deus Ex™ GOTY Edition

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is smart immersive and full of choices.A timeless game that feels ahead of its time.

Deus Ex is an incredible spiritual successor to System Shock and one of the best video games of all time. You may need to install some patches to fix bugs and other issues, but it should work fine out of the box. If you haven't played this game yet, I highly recommend you do.

Wanna see for yourself why is this game regarded, multiple times, as one of the, if not THE, best games ever made?, even after it's excellent 2011 prequel was released?. Well, this was, along with System Shock, one of the first titles to combine multiple genres, something very common with today's games. This title combined RPG elements into an FPS game, upgrading and improving your character's stats over the course of the game. Also, it was heralded for having multiple choices to progress to a single level, wich also had multiple routes; want to cruise through a level undetected?, guns blazing?, it was all your choice. The only downside I could give to this game is the dated graphics and the somewhat clunky UI, but this is a 2000 game using the first Unreal engine, it can also be played with HD resolutions natively and, if you know how to tinker with your graphics card drivers, you can add extra eye candy by adding antialiasing and texture filters, making the game somewhat less dated and a bit more pleasing to the eye. I already have this game in Steam, but there's absolutely no reason not to buy the GOG version, wich includes it's excelent soundtrack, along with all the extra GOG treats you get, especially if you're somewhat paranoid with DRM, wich this release has absolutely none, zilch, nein. So, what the heck are you waiting for!?, BUY IT!.

It's one of the only games on the market where you can see the characters and the game itself quote De Tocqueville, Voltaire, and Milton; a game that references Greek mythology alongside contemporary conspiracy theories and sci-fi plots. Every option is valid- you can kill everyone you see, or you can have no one die by your hand at all. Meanwhile, a deep plot about the nature of liberty, choice, and freedom complements the gameplay perfectly, with your choices about how to play ultimately revealing a lot about who you are as a person. You will come back to this game, again and again. You will beg for sequels and you will consume everything related to this game because it is the best game of all time. In all probability, it will not be equaled for a very long time yet. Possibly never. But it takes the principles that System Shock 2 tried to apply, and perfects them; it does moral choices better than most contemporary games without ever pulling up a meter, and perhaps most importantly, it teaches you to consider the ramifications of your actions better than any game except perhaps Spec Ops: The Line.