An excellent sequal to an excellent game. Deus Ex 2 is one of the first games with the new physics engine, and for the most part was a success. The only real flaw that bothered me was that knocking over a couch was as easy as knocking over a lamp. Beyond that, I found it to be an excellent addition to the game. The storey itself is written quite well. They did a wonderful job in not entirely commiting to one of the endings of the first Deus Ex, yet incorporated them all to an extent. It will be very interesting to see where they go with the frnachise from here. But contrary to many critics, I found Deus Ex 2 to be a complete success.
Deus Ex was one of those titles that nobody really expected. Released in 2000 by Ion Storm, a developer whose reputation was in shambles after the massive public failure known as Daikatana, Deus Ex provided a style of ga... Read Full Review
Alright, let's try and get this over with as softly and smoothly as possible. Although I regret having to say it, when you compare Invisible War to the brilliant original of Deus Ex, the follow-up frankly falls painfully... Read Full Review
