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Posted on: March 2, 2025
deewade
Verified ownerGames: 128 Reviews: 2
Great game: again
Played this when it released on x360 back in the day. Nice to revisit, taking a star off because kind of a weird port (there are frameskip issues when aiming) can be fixed with installing dx june2010 redist. Great game, takes a lot more mental concentration than most rpg's.
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Posted on: March 2, 2025
Ram_n_L_pez
Verified ownerGames: 102 Reviews: 1
A good good for a better history
I hope a film from this game. You can play, you can see, it´s amazing
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Posted on: March 7, 2025
DarkWing
Verified ownerGames: 350 Reviews: 4
Deus Ex: Human Revolution
I love the Deus Ex games (all of them), and this one does NOT disappoint!
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Posted on: March 7, 2025
kenadrian
Verified ownerGames: 353 Reviews: 76
Great stealth cyberpunk game
Deus Ex: Human Revolution is a prequel to the Deus Ex games, where you play as augmented security guard Adam Jensen hunting the people who kidnapped his girlfriend. These augmentations provide unique ways to progress, like you can convince people easier, fight multiple enemies, or find alternate pathways by jumping and stacking boxes. Like many of its kind, stealth and nonlethal is the recommended way, as firefights can get intense very fast, and will raise alarms. While many parts of the game are quite linear, there are city hubs that has side quests, and are no less interesting than the main ones. Sadly, you'll only visit about 2 of those hubs, Detroit and Hengsha. They are revisited again later in the story. New areas in those became explorable though, and there are also changes and obviously new sidequests. But honestly I do think the areas feel a bit cramped, not too open. Despite mainly being a stealth game, there are unavoidable boss battles where you must kill them. Because of that, it is recommended to augment the damage you take and carry at least 1 lethal weapon. Heavy rifle, laser rifle, and revolver are good ideas. There are alternate strategies such as tossing explosive barrels or hacking the security system, but these are not easy either. Deus Ex: Human Revolution is a very good stealth game, if you like the genre and/or cyberpunk aesthetics you should play this game, and every other in the Deus Ex franchise.
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Posted on: March 10, 2025
RacingMini
Verified ownerGames: 222 Reviews: 5
New Deus Ex, same quality and impact
First of all, don't compare this game with the original one. Different generations and all yk. Enjoy both as they are and forget about the others when playing one of them. Most games cater to one side: great story, or great gameplay. In my opinion, this one tried catering to both, and it achieved its goals.
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