Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Director’s Cut

By far one of my favorite classics back from the Xbox 360 era, stands right beside Mass Effect for me. Expect conspiracy, stealth gameplay or guns blazing. Side quests are almost as interesting as the main quests. I could go on about it but hey! grab it on sale and try it out, if you like this short of games you probably won't be disapointed.

very entertaining story-driven game, giving the player choices between fighting, stealth, and hacking most of the time. At every point in the game you have multiple ways of achieving your goal. As for issues reported by others: I played this on linux with wine and dxvk @ 1440p: had no issues (and no freezes)

The good: - many ways to achieve your goals - realistic fealing - serious tone The bad: - downgraded version because of WiiU (faces are lower quality than most environment...) - you are forced to kill bosses even in peaceful playthrough - AI sometimes gets stuck

快通关的时候感觉很疲惫……新鲜感不足以冲淡画面、游玩体验的乏味，剧情也只能让我惊喜一小会，多支线多人物的可能性让我惊喜，但每次重新体验要新一周目，不确定自己能接受这种漫长等待；通关结局放四段播报是个很失望的操作，虽然内容耐人寻味，但和我的选择很割裂；战斗系统很落后，潜行很多时候是唯一选择，但突然把你扔进传统boss战的场景里我直接疑惑，如果技能没点好那简直是地狱难度，其中有个boss纳米尔血量成迷，怎么打都打不过结果最后连仍四颗雷解决了？ 不管怎么样，这个系列还是凤毛麟角，沉浸不沉浸它至少可玩性极高，世界观的铺陈很优秀，这也是我为啥现在还在盼着遥遥无期的续作

I don't want to spend forever talking about how much better this is than the second one. Instead, I’ll focus specifically on this game. Overall, this does not quite live up to the original, but then that might be just about impossible. It is overly streamlined; however, it hugely dials back that aspect from Invisible War. This definitely has the smoothest, most enjoyable gameplay of these first three. Haven't played Mankind Divided yet, so can't comment on that one. The first person shooting is greatly improved here. It's addictive whether you play it like that, or you go for stealth. Not quite as great as Splinter Cell Blacklist at balancing them, but much better than the ones before this one. The augmentations no longer all require you to activate them right when you need them. I do wish that I had not in a single playthrough been able to unlock nearly all of them. And if I play this one, which includes the DLC where you can also unlock several, I might be able to. In the first game it was literally impossible to access all of them, because every single time you got one, you had to choose between two different versions. For example the one for your feet would enable you to either run silently or run faster. Those are not the same thing, and which you choose greatly affect how you play, how you approach situations. In this one it's about how much effort you want to put into being able to unlock all of them, and you have some choice over which to unlock when. I appreciate that in 2013, a lot of people in the mainstream would simply not be open to how it was in the original. But I do think that the Goldilocks zone is closer to that than what they did here. Choosing to make this a prequel was quite clever and this notion of so much in the game being this is what the near future might hold is a very effective alternative to the original which was set further into the future. The cyberpunk dystopia feel is very much present and there is strong exploration of bigotry.