Deus Ex Revision Mod

An atrocious mod made by people who apparently think they can improve on a classic game by making the levels bigger and more complicated for no reason, and also covering the world with unnecessary scenery props, such that you can barely walk a yard without bumping into a garbage bag or burning trash can. Also, everything is very dark for some reason. Apart from that, this mod is basically a mishmash of other, better mods, which improve texture resolution, model quality, AI, etc, all rolled together with no real concern for how they interact. It's shameful that GOG has allowed this, of all mods, to have its own official store page when there are so many brilliant mods that maybe get a mention in a storefront post that's quickly buried, if that. (Probably because THIS mod is officially endorsed by Square Enix, who now own Deus Ex, and apparently don't care much about how Deus Ex itself is treated as long as they can milk a few more sales out of this game that came out over 15 years ago.) Avoid, avoid, avoid.

Its my go to mod on steam....idk what the problem people had. Works, many custom thing to enable big cool packe

100% very great and beautiful mod. Big update for the graphic of Deus Ex.

From an artist perspective remasters in general are a bad idea. Intention, feel and style is for a reason. Unless extremely rushed, intention is always there. An artists subconsciousness gets filled with design docs and conversations that will very much effect art, game and world design. Especially working with limited polygons and texture resolutions meant they had to focus more on design than making it look shiny. Recommend not remastering or remoddling DeusEx, ever.

I played a previous release with my CD version of Deus Ex, when it was still Steam-only, with Keitie's launcher. And I liked it. Ok, it took some time to get it to work. So, I bought Deus Ex here on GOG, for the easy install, and saw this. Which doesn't work. I spend two and a half hours trying to fix it, to no avail. Ok, it was free. But the Steam-only version actually worked.