Deus Ex™ GOTY Edition

Skills, inventory management, upgrades (both your body and equipments), replayability, endings, even by modern standards this game set the bar high (looking at you Cyberpunk). A must have finished (and also, Deus Ex 2 "invisible war is garbage, don't even bother, the 3 is ok)

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This is probably one of the best role playing games of all time however it's really dated. The gameplay is super akward and slow but that doesn't really matter as the parts of the game where you're not fighting are something else. The voice acting and writing is honestly the best I've ever seen. I would definitly recomend playing this game however get ready for some agrivating stuggish gameplay.

Wow I was like what 10 years old when I was playing this? My god just good memories with this game. I've started up learning my English with this game too. Besides that, a big story of conspiring, open world areas split into multiples cities to visit. A good gameplay simple and intuitive, many many many hours to complete. Epic sentences :P Seriously it was my first PC game and I am in love with this series since then so I recommended this game if you want a unique experience of this RPG/Action game.

What a game. Just... Wow. Many games claim to allow for mutliple play styles, but this game managed to do it. I saw it on the best of list in PC Gamer, and decided to give it a go. After being frustrated for half an hour or so, dying over and over again, I discovered the somehow underpowered and overpowered at the same time tranq gun, and how to use it right. Shoot, hide until the guy falls down. I played through the game in that style for quite a bit. I loved every second. The moment that defined the game for me was one level where I had to get into a gas station. The bad guys were holding someone hostage (for the sake of the great story, I won't specify things). I kept being discovered and the hostage kept dying. The game lets you keep going if you want, but I was going to save that hostage, darn it! I kept trying, using every weapon at my disposal. My heavily upgraded pistol? Died. Shotgun? Nope. Etc. Finally, I noticed a ladder in the back of the station. I climbed up and found a skylight. I broke it, and threw a gas grenade down there. It bounced up back onto the roof (HOW?!) and killed me. Second try, I was successful. I went in, gassed everyone there, and saved the hostage. Could I have used brute force? Probably. I could have done almost anything. The freedom in this game is unmatched to this day, and I love the heck out of this game.