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• jabronibasher 23rd Apr 2004

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  Good Points: Mixture of RPG with FPS gameplay
  Beautiful, even though the entire game is set in darkness
  Sci-fi fans rejoice
  Open ended gameplay

  
  

  Bad Points: Full of bugs and problems
  No multiplayer
  Very linear

  
  

  General comments: Warren Spector is truly one of the most inspiring and revolutionary people in the gaming industry. He wowed us with the incredible Deus Ex way back, combining traditional RPG elements with FPS gameplay. It was highly successful, and then everything went quiet until now
  Deus Ex 2: Invisible War is the highly anticipated sequel, and it doesn't disappoint. It's set in a future full of terrorists and religious factions each with their own agenda. Your dropped in the middle of it and you have to choose who your going to trust, and who to kill.
  It got great graphics (ragdoll effects, lighting), and the ability to make your own decisions through text-choices, thus choosing your own fate and adding more replayability.
  It's everything a sci-fi fan would want and with a slew of other shooters out there, this is a refreshing alternative.
  

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• John Candy RIP 18th Apr 2004

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  The original Deus Ex attracted hefty plaudits for its contribution to the gaming industry. Released on PC and PS2, it introduced a new and exciting genre to the mass market: the cerebral shooter. Combining a deep and involving storyline with fast paced action sequences, it sold well, and justifiably so. At its conclusion, the plot threads were left tantalisingly open for a sequel. Finally, said sequel has arrived, a console Xbox exclusive.
  
  Invisible War can be loosely termed as the Matrix in ...

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• chairboy 6th Apr 2004

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  I loved the first game. Deus Ex had perhaps the most interesting plot and useable interface I have come across. The graphics were admittedly mediocre and animation was laughable, but that hardly mattered. The worlds were huge and well textured, with a good mixture of stealth and shootout as well as an interesting balance of current and future technology.
  
  So what went wrong? Well, to be fair, Invisible War has much improved animation, along with some stunning lighting and good use of the a ...

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• MONKMAN 25th Feb 2004

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  Ii played the first game, and it is my best game of all time, and this second one, Deus Ex: Invisible War comes dam near to it. It has more freedom then any other fps ever, its a strange hybrid between fps and rpg, it is superb.
  the biomods incorporated add a whole new level to the gameplay and seriously effect how you will play the game, shall I get the regeneration mod?? Or should I go for the vision enhancement which will allow me to see through walls??, Will I get the cloaking field, or the ...

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• n2supersymmetry 9th Feb 2004

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  Haven't played the original Deux Ex but I would imagine the storyline in Invisible War to be a little more clear if I had played the original first.
  Confusing as hell is what the storyline is ... you are thrown into this huge global conspiracy with nothing but seemingly random people telling you to do stuff that's contradictory to each other.
  No matter what you do, different groups will always offer you assignments even if it is obvious you are against them. I myself wacked every Templar I se ...

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