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Its good, its not great but its selling for less than a tennerso is worth it. I played it on the one higher difficulty than normal and thought it was pretty easy.
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Yeah it's a pretty good game although I got frustrated trying to do the entire thing sneaky style on the highest level without killing anyone but I'll pick it up again at some point.
The sneaking is pretty good but sometimes you do just kind of think they should have seen you ... but those moments are few and far between but it's up to you how you want to play it .... you have the option of being a one man tank filled to the brim with enough destructive POWA to level a city or go for the shhhhh sneaky sneaky way of doing things and I like that idea. There is also a great music score on the game ... something which people don't normally pick up on but for me there were some great pieces of music on there! |
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But other than the boss fights spoiling the stealth action and forcing you to buy skills you dont need outside the boss fights its a good game well worth picking up at the price its currently going for. |
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Easily a Yay, this is one of the games that was overlooked last year, playing through it myself now on PC and so far clocked 16 hours and I'm still quite a bit away from the end, I'm just enjoying helping people out and doing all the side tasks as well as exploring the citites in the game, and as some one else pointed, the score is brilliant for this game.
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Definitely a YAY! I bought it on the day of release, think I might re-install it and see how that HD pack is going. First time through, I played it Stealthy. Second time through, I just went for the gung-ho approach. Back then I was running it on a VooDoo3 too.
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Hang on, which one are we talking about?
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Well, the OP says 'Deus Ex' with no mention of any of the sequels. So I assumed they were on about the original (and best), otherwise they would have said.
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If we're talking about Human Revolution, it's a definite yes. It's one of the best games I've played in years. I usually can't stand stealth in games but I really enjoyed it in HR.
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Infact, just play all Deus Ex games!
![]() ...except Deus Ex 2, avoid that. |
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i absolutely loved it, the stealth is much more rewarding than doing a run/gun style of play(which makes it sooo easy)
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If you're talking about Human Revolution...I'd say yay, gameplay is a bit easy on normal, and the boss fights are jarring, but visually it's beautiful, the score is brilliant, and the stealth components of the game are good.
If you're talking about the original Deus Ex, I'd say yay, yay and thrice yay, although if you're more of a modern gamer, I'd also look out for various mods to bring the graphics a little up to date. It is worth it, though, and - with or without mods - it upholds its reputation as one of the best games of all time. If you're talking about Invisible War...don't bother. |
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awesome and yes I was talking about Human revolution !
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I would recommend Human Revolution. It can be played as stealthy or as gung-ho as you like. It has a good story to it and the feel of the game is really well done. The sound and look make it an immersive experience. There is a 'boss battle' at the end of every chapter which can be a massive change of pace if you have been super stealthy.
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Original Deus Ex is still better than most modern FPS/RPG games. In fact I got it installed on my laptop so I could play occasionally.
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Deus Ex (original) - YES. Still better than most modern games of it's type.
DE: Invisible War - Don't understand the hate for it. Yes, it's not as good as the original but still playable. Give it a whirl. DE: Human Revolution - YES. Better than IW. Still not up to the original. If you're not prepared/don't know what's coming with the bosses in HR you will get annoyed. It takes an upgraded weapon of some type to take them out. Even if you're playing a pure stealth game you'll need to keep an assault rifle in your inventory and upgrade it as often as possible. |
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Not true. Take typhoon early and use it only for bosses. Just run up to the buggers and trigger it. 2-4 times will kill them depending on skill level. Easy and they cant do a thing about it.
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Also there are barrels you can throw at the first boss if you arrive without any weapons. This is how I took down the first boss down after some frustration.
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As ToytownAssassin said, a good option for easy dispatch of the bosses is the Typhoon. Get that early, and upgrade it, and you won't have a problem with them. And for the very last boss...
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Original is amazing, definitely up there as one of the best games ever.
The second is a decent game, when you don't compare it to the first. The third is a good game too, lots of potential should they decide to make a sequel (hopefully focusing more on the storyline and RPG elements). For the price it is now, it is definitely worth a punt: the DLC (Missing Link) is a bit rubbish though. |
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