
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. 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 changes.
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Reviews
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Reviews
Игра прикольная. Конкретно проблемы версии director's cut это оптимизация и отсутствие русских сабов, обычная версия игры не имеет этих проблем. Разрабы криворукие дебилы, выпустили обновлённую версию и за 13 лет так и не поправили фризы, которые вообще не зависят от железа и настроек графики
wer was von Taktik versteht und es liebt alles zu Erkunnen kann ich das spiel Empfelen
NICE GOOD GAME
fairs 👌
Papu Jensen no pidió nada de esto
I asked for this.
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Oui
I've played this game so many times and each time there is almost always a new path to explore or a new approach or a secret terminal I hadn't discovered before!
PC Gaming Through the Years: A Survey - #4 (2013) The game is excellent, one of the best. Artwork, story, flexibility, immersion, everything. You get into Jensen's skin. And it's amazing. When I first played this in December 2018, it changed my view of what gaming could be. I had gotten it for Christmas the last year we lived at our old house, along with Dishonored, because we had found physical copies, literally "bundled" with packing tape, for a grand total of $2 at a local game store. And in Deus Ex: Human Revolution I found not only one of the highest-quality stealth games I've ever experienced (to this day, seven and a half years later), but a genuine piece of inspiration. What would I be doing in 2027? Who would I be? And as that year approaches, I don't know if 2018 me would be happy with that answer. But I do know we'd agree that Deus Ex rules. And when I re-purchased it on Steam a few years later, I 100%ed the game in barely a week. A feat I have yet to replicate, almost six years later.