Yet another Deus Ex with an amazing story, mechanics, and world-building.
I'm recommending this game as a whole because weirdly enough, it runs like shit on an RTX 3070ti (frame drops, mostly). I tried a few fixes that I found on the internet, but nothing really changed. Still, this didn't stop me from playing the game, I was still enjoying it due to its possibilities, exploration, story, sidequests, etc...
It still has some elements from the previous two games, the stealth, the augmentation upgrades, the possibility to grab and throw objects, the hacks, the turrets and robots, the access to codes and logins, the shady nightclub setting, the Illuminati stuff, the important choices and different endings. Since one is a prequel, it gives us an idea of how the augmentations originated from, and its ideologies.
Adam Jensen, our playable character, will do anything to find clues and the whereabouts of his wife and her project. Choose who you want to trust, what actions to take, who to save... until you reach your goals.
I'm recommending this game as a whole because weirdly enough, it runs like shit on an RTX 3070ti (frame drops, mostly). I tried a few fixes that I found on the internet, but nothing really changed. Still, this didn't stop me from playing the game, I was still enjoying it due to its possibilities, exploration, story, sidequests, etc...
It still has some elements from the previous two games, the stealth, the augmentation upgrades, the possibility to grab and throw objects, the hacks, the turrets and robots, the access to codes and logins, the shady nightclub setting, the Illuminati stuff, the important choices and different endings. Since one is a prequel, it gives us an idea of how the augmentations originated from, and its ideologies.
Adam Jensen, our playable character, will do anything to find clues and the whereabouts of his wife and her project. Choose who you want to trust, what actions to take, who to save... until you reach your goals.