Human Revolution, the third game in the Dues Ex series takes place in 2027 and is a prequel to the original Deus Ex game released back in 2000. This Science-Fiction turn Cyberpunk game falls under the genre of Action / Role-playing as gamers combine strategy with skill.
Science knows no borders. Science knows no country. Science is free from boundary and bounds. Video games rarely present questions beyond what other castle a princess might be in, or where to find the BFG and Quad-Damage.
Outside of the rough edges, Deus Ex: Human Revolution manages to truly realise the concepts of openness, choice and consequence, while wrapping them in a unique, faithful and wholly excellent gameplay package.
Both Xbox 360 and PC versions of Deus Ex: Human Revolution are now available at retail. We compare the two to discover the differences between platforms.
Interesting setting; a well constructed blend of pop culture and gaming tropes.
Lower framerate on console; controls fiddly for some aspects of play
Like trying to repaint the Mona Lisa or do a 3D remake of Lawrence of Arabia, there is something frightening about trying to revive something special from the past. Warren Spector's award winning Deus Ex was, without a doubt, something special, so understandably news of a franchise revival was met...
Stunningly realized cyberpunk setting and art direction; Freedom to play it your own way; Deep; rewarding gameplay across all play styles
Occasional lack of polish; Some enemy AI and pathfinding issues
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