*Not as customizable as presented and hyped.You have limited choices at the beginning,when you make your character.Last time you enjoy it,as there is no option to add tattoo's,piercings,no body mods no 3rd pers cam.When you try to look into the mirrors (V's apartment) it's only a mat image with eyes. You don't change the outcome with your decisions (replies you choose).You end up many times steering the narrative in an aggressive direction,but take the mission in a totally friendly,best buds tone (or vice- versa). Enemies are bullet sponges You have to loot each item individually;the info of what was looted is a text that can hardly be read,if you looted for example a recording (the notification stays forever) Regarding the previous point,it's really non intuitive and clunky I can see why Keanu wanted to represent this game,but the mechanics of what he supported this game for is tedious,excremental and adds zero AI Interactions are reduced to some texts above their heads,that don't sync with their speech animations.You can't do anything with them,as far as `socializing` ,only brutal force works Police just spawns behind you Cars drive in a linear manner,they don't stop to avoid you (trucks just run you over),if you just stop they don't avoid you You can't interact with all the environment as previously stated (you can't pick up bottles and fight with strangers,or just enter random buildings) Overall I’d call the world in this game a scripted movie in which if you go along (linear),it's OK,but if you want the freedom from GTA let’s say,you're out of luck. The game overall feels unfinished,like it's a trailer or something (AI is the most annoying thing that makes it seem lifeless). Speaking of GTA,it has resemblances.3 main characters,one rich,one trying to be thug and one crazy,but GTA (2013) kick this game's behind. DeusEX is an overall far better game,at punk bodymods mostly. I regret buying it.I play max 15 min's and I keep closing it.I barely drag it through.
