
Deus Ex: The Fall is set in 2027– a golden era for science, technology and human augmentation, but also a time of great social divide and global conspiracy. Powerful corporations have seized control from governments and command the drug supply needed by augmented humans to survive.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain*languages with full audio support
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First playthrough review time. Deus Ex: The Fall is not a strong game in the series. It was made after another game in the same series became successful. The company wanted to grow the series and also make mobile games. This game first came out in 2013 on mobile devices, then later on other platforms. The version made for computers is not done well. It has no updates to make it look better and sometimes does not run properly. Even though it is old and made for mobile, the world and setting are similar to the other games. The design is simple, and there is not much improvement in the way it looks or works on stronger devices. It is short and does not have many extras. There are also quite a few technical issues, like visual bugs and control problems. The graphics look outdated, and the voice work is nothing special. The game is also very short, even if you take your time. As the name suggests, the game is called The Fall, and it also feels like a drop in quality. I actually played this game before Human Revolution and then decided to play Human Revolution after it, even though it was not the release order. I do not think the story is strongly connected in a strict sequence, but I still usually prefer release order. Still, I ended up playing this one first. Overall, it does not reach the level of earlier titles, and the PC version in particular suffers because of the weak port. It is not a strong choice unless someone plans to go through every part of the series.
Wow, I was not expecting this game to be good based on the reviews I saw, but it actually blew me away. The story and setting are so good and tie in with Human Revolution very well, so you'll understand the premise easily if you've played the previous game. The graphics are top notch considering it's an 11 year old phone game, and the controls are not that bad either. I saw only one bug throughout my whole playthrough and it wasn't even gamebreaking, just strange. I honestly have no idea why this game has such a bad rap. The only thing I didn't like is that the game ended on a cliffhanger, and there seems to be no sequel in sight and I doubt there ever will be, which is a shame because Ben's story is very interesting. Don't listen to the reviews blindly. I believe that if you like Deus Ex, you'll like this game too.
Some games just shouldn't be played
The Fall is a sad mobile port, with overly simplified gameplay, another story that ends on a cliffhanger and is extremely short (under 5 hours), combat that is limited and clunky/awkward, smaller environments with less interactivity than any other game in the series, subpar voice acting, and the animations are more stiff. There are a few enjoyable moments, but it never comes close to the depth, freedom, atmosphere, or impact of the main games, so I'd only recommend it to people that want to play everything Deus Ex-related; otherwise, just skip it.
Кусок дерьма за которые я вернул деньги..... На такое жалко тратить любую сумму...
Pretty good Deus ex, a little short and clunky but it's pretty fun, not sure about the negative reviews, it's not a complete concord Bro tips : 1-do not save when you are in a tunnel or you will be softlocked 2-don't buy anything from the marketplace if you plan to 100% this thing
Don't buy this game on its own, but if you get the Deus Ex Collection, you might as well play it too. it's basically Human Revolution downgraded to run on an iPhone 5; running it on modern hardware leads to absurdly high framerates (I got around 1200 fps) and potential for missed inputs when clicking icons on-screen. It's a decent evening's fun to play through, but there are 2 cheevos that are a pain to get due to needing ludicrous amounts of money. (It's obvious it was originally a mobile game, with the premium market showing through here.) Stealth in it feels a lot like stealth in DX:HR, made easier by the fact bodies/corpses despawn 5 seconds after being neutralized/killed. Loud combat is much more unforgiving: your bullets evaporate after a few meters, most weapons lack ADS, and grenades have way too long of a fuse to be of an. As soon as I 100%ed the achievements for this game, I promptly uninstalled it.
- Мамо! Хочу "Деус Екс"! - У нас є "Деус Екс" вдома. Деус Екс вдома: Але якщо без жартів, то гра хороша. Невеличкий спін-офф, який доповнює всесвіт цієї прекрасної серії. Якою б всратою не була ця частина, мені шкода, що продовження історії Бена та Анни, скоріш за все, світ ніколи не побачить.
Just remake this game with Mankind Divided engine and add part 2, i don't pay for unfinished story, do you hear me, Eidos!!!!
Game lasts about 3 hours at max, ends on a cliffhanger. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ waste of time, ignore my hours, left the game idling a few times.
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