There's only stuff to hack, and if you don't find the random conversations they came up with interesting, then the only reason to hack is to grind for XP.
The rest of the levels? Not really memorable, so far. Jensen's apartment is cool. The actual main mission levels? I don't really.. Speaking of hacking. See a locked door? Hack it. See an alarm panel? See a laser control panel? Security computer?
Personal computer? Radio transmitter? You know, the hacking minigame seemed interesting the first few times but after you've done it times and you're doing it over and over again because the answer to anything and everything is "hack it" unless you really enjoy fishing around for codes among those boring emails , I really start to miss Deus Ex 1's simple hacking. Just a progress bar, wait a couple secs, done.
While here: give me back my multitools and lockpicks so I can sometimes do something else than hack it. That'd give me more reason to loot offices too I can't say I really enjoyed the side quests that much either. Feels like busywork, errand boy stuff, and too detached from the main story. Somehow I never felt annoyed by the secondary goals in Deus Ex 1. Idk if it's just me, I never tried it, but the game also never compelled me to do things like save a few lockpicks by using the TNT crate you saw earlier to blow up some locked containers and a robot in one go.
Oh right, because I probably would've hacked the container.. Speaking of cutscenes, this game really loves to take you out of first person. What's up with that? Constantly breaking immersion. Well, it's also doing that with those constant "updates" and XP drops. I guess this game was designed for teenagers who are addicted to that sort of thing, flashy bling ding messages on the screen all the time.
I don't know if I can finish the game. I really don't. I was bored to death, ran into another stupid bossfight, and that's where I figured I've got more enjoyable things to spend my weekend on : Sad but true, even IW never bored me like this. It's an obviously flawed game that doesn't live up to the title, but at least it's not full of boring fluff designed to pad the play time.
It's got melee weapons, it's got exclusive augs so you kinda get to play with character builds a little, it's got some weapon mods that I found more interesting than anything I've seen in HR, it's got unique weapons.. Oh, the radar kinda takes out the thrill of stealthing. Human Revolution would bear replaying even without the enhancements — it's a rare title that combines superb world building and storytelling with such dedication to player choice.
I lost myself in the world of Human Revolution, and relished every opportunity to dive deeper into its mysteries. This is how the game was meant to be played, especially on the Wii U, even with its wide control set-up. It's easily an advantage that the system needs this holiday season.
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Eidos Montreal. Square Enix. You play Adam Jensen, an ex-SWAT specialist who's been handpicked to oversee the defensive needs of one of America's most experimental biotechnology firms. Your job is to safeguard company secrets, but when a black ops team breaks in and kills the very scientists you were hired to protect, everything you thought you knew about your job Recent Reviews:. All Reviews:. Popular user-defined tags for this product:.
Is this game relevant to you? Sign In or Open in Steam. Deus Ex: Human Revolution is celebrating its 10th anniversary today, so we're republishing this retrospective from When I think of Human Revolution, I think of black and gold.
As a Deus Ex fan, I was sceptical when I heard a new game was in development. But then I saw those first screenshots, of a futuristic Detroit bathed in shades of black and gold, and knew the series was in good hands.
And in that sense, the aesthetic is a crucial part of our game. Set in , 25 years before the first game, the prequel begins with Adam Jensen, head of security for Sarif Industries, being critically wounded in a terrorist attack. On the brink of death, Jensen is saved by his boss, David Sarif, who reconstructs his body with experimental cybernetic augmentations.
An upgrade he, famously, never asked for, but that gives him the power to hunt the people responsible down.
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