How deeply you get involved in things is up to you, and just how you go about in An incredible single-player experience that puts every other game since the first Deus Ex to shame. There are so many layers to the game, and despite this it is simple to acclimatise to and a smooth experience. The world is one of the most immersive and almost certainly the most detailed of any game. … ExpandĪn incredible single-player experience that puts every other game since the first Deus Ex to shame. The ending(s) were also a disappointment, but the payoff is in the gameplay itself, which is excellent. I also thought that Deus Ex: HR acts like its a lot smarter than it is - meaning, the AI is pretty foolish and the "choices" are often times shallow and obvious. Also, the waypoint/radar system was very frustrating on the hard difficulty. While it was visually and audibly stunning, it never really felt large and open to me, which is what I was expecting. I was disappointed with how confined the world seemed. A few minor complaints did hinder my experience to some extent, though. The mechanics, graphics, environments, voice acting (Sarif steals the show, in my opinion) are top-notch. For the most part, Human Revolution is an amazing game. While it was visually and I was very excited that we'd finally be getting a current-gen Deus Ex game. I was very excited that we'd finally be getting a current-gen Deus Ex game. Even if that category shouldn't be allowed to exist, the truth is that with Skyrim winning the GOTY of 2011 (and still gathering awards and new users every week) that category was created. and that makes want to award Square Enix with a medal for the respect shown towards the consumergamer that some other publishers and studios lack these days. P.S - I didn't found a bug or a serious glitch. The textures overall were just average with some things much better that others. And that good idea of mixing dialog scenes with gameplay have me jumping on the seat and scratching my head on why didn't they developed it with even more interactivity, and allowing the gamer to make use of the habilities of the character. I hope the dialogs get to be more interactive and original. Overall the Audio was top notch as i never noticed some weird or misplaced thing (you notice a bad audio programming or sound right away, but a good job in the Audio department turns the Audio almost invisible for the player) There is room for improvement for the next installement. The soundtrack was also great and the main theme deserves some awards. Deus Ex : Human Revolution is one of those rare games that not only i enjoy the art and design along with the story, but i also played it like no other world exists besides the dark Earth despicted here due to the gameplay and combat machanics. It's hard for me to finish a game as to many undisclosed factors are needed for me to be captivated from start to finish. Deus Ex : Human Revolution is one of those rare games that not only i enjoy the art and design along with the story, but i also played it like no other world exists besides the dark Earth despicted here My personal Game Of The Year of 2011 alongside with Uncharted 3. My personal Game Of The Year of 2011 alongside with Uncharted 3.
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