Deus Ex: Human Revolution gave us a game-over screen seconds after
the opening credits, and we loved it.
We were about to tiptoe into our first mission—deftly defusing a hostage crisis—when we encountered a trio of friendly SWAT guards. “Good guys,” said our brain. “No can hurt,” it concluded in caveman. There is, however, a certain comedic appeal in watching large objects bounce harmlessly off people’s faces, so we assisted a nearby garbage can out of earth’s pesky gravitational pull. THWACK.
Immediately, the three future musketeers whipped out their firearms and turned us into cybernetically enhanced Swiss cheese. That’s when we knew: It was love at first murder.
Human Revolution may sport a shiny, modern coat, but make no mistake: Underneath all the pretty lights and robo-sunglasses beats the heart of PC gaming’s most revered classic. See, unlike other shooters, Human Revolution actually assumes you have a brain. So let’s say the obvious paths to your goal—stealth, hacking, shooting, talking, punching holes in walls, and about a million other things—just aren’t panning out. Well, why not try making your own Tower of Babel out of boxes and awkwardly scrambling right over your troubles? Where other games reply, “Invisible wall, filthy ground peasant,” Human Revolution politely says, “Go right ahead.”
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We were about to tiptoe into our first mission—deftly defusing a hostage crisis—when we encountered a trio of friendly SWAT guards. “Good guys,” said our brain. “No can hurt,” it concluded in caveman. There is, however, a certain comedic appeal in watching large objects bounce harmlessly off people’s faces, so we assisted a nearby garbage can out of earth’s pesky gravitational pull. THWACK.
Immediately, the three future musketeers whipped out their firearms and turned us into cybernetically enhanced Swiss cheese. That’s when we knew: It was love at first murder.
Human Revolution may sport a shiny, modern coat, but make no mistake: Underneath all the pretty lights and robo-sunglasses beats the heart of PC gaming’s most revered classic. See, unlike other shooters, Human Revolution actually assumes you have a brain. So let’s say the obvious paths to your goal—stealth, hacking, shooting, talking, punching holes in walls, and about a million other things—just aren’t panning out. Well, why not try making your own Tower of Babel out of boxes and awkwardly scrambling right over your troubles? Where other games reply, “Invisible wall, filthy ground peasant,” Human Revolution politely says, “Go right ahead.”
screen shots
click here to download deus ex torrent
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