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Posted on: December 9, 2020
GamingWorld9
Verified ownerGames: 85 Reviews: 4
One of the best games I've ever played
It has such a deep meaning and it creates so many questions. I enjoyed every moment of it. For someone who likes sci-fi games with robots and the evolution subject it's a must play game!!!
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Posted on: July 6, 2021
rmadcf
Verified ownerGames: 44 Reviews: 11
Masterpiece
I loved playing this game. I still think the original Deus Ex had a stronger story, but this one came close, with obviously much better graphics and mechanics. It was a blast to play. With discounts, I consider it an absolute must buy if you are even slightly interested in the genre.
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Posted on: July 10, 2021
bigbeno37
Verified ownerGames: 170 Reviews: 10
Brilliant game
This game gives you multiple avenues to play to your style, similar to Dishonored, in that you can go full sneaky and take down enemies without killing, or level up your weapons and barge into areas full of enemies, taking down anyone standing in your way. Meanwhile the story presents a complex narrative that, depending on what you do throughout the game, gives you the option to choose how you'd like to handle the ending. Themes of transhumanism and class warfare are found, and it's tied together in quite a compelling package. Highly recommend if you're into grim, dystopian scifi settings
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Posted on: September 5, 2021
Cyberdrunk3000
Verified ownerGames: 230 Reviews: 7
Modernized Deus Ex
It's basically all that Invisible War should have been. Pros: - good gameplay (both stealth and Rambo feels good) - good visuals - good voice acting - modernized but not consolized UI - badass protagonist with cool Clint Eastwood voice - good supporting characters (Pritchard, Sarif, Malik) - interesting conversations - choice and consequence done right - decent story Few very minor complaints : - npc animations look like everyone has Parkinson's disease (very distracting) - stealth could be light/shadow based like in the original - there are no children anywhere (breaks immersion) - game relies too much on hacking skill (hurts build diversity) - Human Revolution takes place 25 years before DX1, but fashion, architecture and technology look more advanced (art direction is great, just a bit out of place in a prequel) Overall a good game. It doesn't try to reinvent the wheel, it just gives fans what they wanted - more of the same in modern package. Even for people new to Deus Ex series it's still a great cyberpunk themed game. Go play it !
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Posted on: May 8, 2023
Punnisher
Verified ownerGames: 271 Reviews: 2
I wanted to like it.
Only buy if you're a completionist. The DLC is long, boring and monotonous. I really wish GOG would carry the normal version. I'll be replaying my Steam copy of the original in the meantime.
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