Deus Ex: Human Revolution (X360)

“This series is one of my most favorite! And what I hate, is that it is hard to find people who played the original games. Mainly cause they were all great and interactive in soo many ways! That the replays are always changing and different. This...”

“This series is one of my most favorite! And what I hate, is that it is hard to find people who played the original games. Mainly cause they were all great and interactive in soo many ways! That the replays are always changing and different. This game takes place before the first game. A prequel yes. But what I love is that it has from start to finish, several ways to play it! Wanna go gun ho? Grab a pistol and get them head shots. Wanna stealth? Will that be sneaking? Or decoys? Wanna sabotage and demolish? Decide if you want to hack a turret or lay traps. Wanna go through alternate routes? They vary from vents to doors and roofs, to sometimes invites through blackmailing and convincing security to let ya in. Bottom line, think sandbox. And you get this! And if you change it at all, you will always get new elements each time you played! I played this 7 times. And this game was the smallest in comparisonto the other games before it! The first game I played 16 times, and I kid you not, it was ddifferent everytime in how I played and in choices I made. And story, forget it! It has great story and ways to alter and advance it! And interaction is beyond supperb. Its amazing! Between conspiracy and organizations, to characters and design. This game will have you spinning. But you need skill to! Say you go gunning it like COD? If you miss too much or fail that headshot too many times, this game isn't giving you a care package! Its gonna make ya change and adapt to your mistakes. Hell, I even ran out of ammo once. I had to throw a vending machine at one dude and shoot the other behind me as I did! Grabbing his ammo, just to kill the dude with the vending machine on top of him. One of few times I failed in stealthing through. But that example is what I mean by adapt! Which not many games do well in. Whi g feels so rewarding when you can easily get that creative! And pull it off. Which is why I reccomend this game highlym and the original one to if you love this! Which is far supperior. "Deus Ex the Conspiracy." With that, all I can say is this game is great. But if you suck and need a game that rewards mistakes with easy fixes, this isn't for you. But if you love diversity and style, this game will work out great! ”

“Now as we know this game is a sequel to plenty of previous DEUS EX games, but not only does Human revolution excel at being great but it adds an amazing diversity to RPG games that I have never seen before. Story- The story of DEUS EX isn't...”

“Now as we know this game is a sequel to plenty of previous DEUS EX games, but not only does Human revolution excel at being great but it adds an amazing diversity to RPG games that I have never seen before.

Story- The story of DEUS EX isn't just simple to follow, but it's hard hitting as well...I mean you could see the events of this game happening sooner that the events of games like Mass Effect. Needless to say the voice acting on the whole is genuinely superb. I have absolutly no issues with identifying with the characters and grasping their situations in the game.

Gameplay- Now say what you like but the gameplay in DEUS EX is perfection. There is a style of gameplay avaliable for just about anyone. Stealth, Shooting, Talking; all of these can be used in one way or another in-game and better still is the upgrades available to the player. These upgrades feel amazing! There is a wide variety of upgrades, but the clever thing about this is that these upgrades have PHENOMENAL effects on the extra ways you can complete a mission. For instance; when faced with a laser-grid, don't panic you have a load of options at your disposal: Take on the guards as you fight you way around or just walk through it for the same gun-hardy effect. Or you could always hack the controls for it. Or the easy option just use the invisibility abilities to get through without triggering alarms. If you like this style of open gameplay, I can tell you right off the bat that this is a must buy.

Graphics- Now, every game has it's weakpoint and unfortunatly DEUS EX's graphic are it's downside, but what's very intresting about Human Revolution's graphics is it's constant colour scheme: Black and gold. This is a bit weird but surprisingly effective. It gives the game a very strong Blade Runner vibe and gives a much more memorable experience overall. But character models look horrifying, cluncky and lip sync is often sketchy despite the glorious vocal work.

Overall verdict- 9/10

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“Great concept, great art direction, poor execution. ”

“Great concept, great art direction, poor execution. ”

“Pros: It's Deus f*cking Ex. The stealth system is amazing. The take-downs are insanely BRUTAL. The Augmentations are addicting, fun, AND smart. It has bada** characters. It has Killer Music. Cons: None. 11/10 UNICORN CHOICE FTW! I recommend this to...”

“Pros: It's Deus f*cking Ex. The stealth system is amazing. The take-downs are insanely BRUTAL. The Augmentations are addicting, fun, AND smart. It has bada** characters. It has Killer Music. Cons: None. 11/10 UNICORN CHOICE FTW! I recommend this to any old-school RPG fan or any Deus Ex fan.”

“Deus Ex: Human Revolution is the third game in the Deus Ex first-person role-playing video game series, and a prequel to the original game. Human Revolution contains elements of first-person shooters and role-playing games, set in a near-future...”

“Deus Ex: Human Revolution is the third game in the Deus Ex first-person role-playing video game series, and a prequel to the original game.

Human Revolution contains elements of first-person shooters and role-playing games, set in a near-future where corporations have extended their influence past the reach of global governments. The game follows Adam Jensen, the security chief for one of the game's most powerful corporations, Sarif Industries. After a devastating attack on Sarif's headquarters, Adam is forced to undergo radical surgeries that fuse his body with mechanical augmentations, and he is embroiled in the search for those responsible for the attack.

Human Revolution received critical acclaim upon its release, with many reviewers praising the open-ended nature of the game and the weight of conversations on the outcome of events. Criticisms were leveled at shortcomings such as ammo quantities, long loading times, and the inclusion of boss fights.

For me, it was worth the money and I had a good time playing it. Not to mention you can play through this game a numerous of times with different ways and means of playing. The game has also several endings.”