RECOMMENDED: DEUS EX: HUMAN REVOLUTION
GAME FRANCHISE revivals provide publishers with an opportunity to re-excite a dedicated pool of fans and give an IP a much-needed makeover at the same time. July saw a new Duke Nukem finally hit shelves, and Driverand Raymanwill get updates later this year. But arguably one of the biggest comebacks will be for Deus Ex. Both the original 2000 PC FPS and the 2003 console sequel Invisible Warwere critically acclaimed for their RPG-fused shooting and gritty plots. Now Square Enix is delivering Human Revolution. “This is the prequel to what is regarded as the greatest PC game of all time,” Square Enix marketing manager Paul Benjamin tells MCV.
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Eidos Montreal has created a choice and consequence-based RPG masterpiece. Paul Benjamin, Square Enix
“Eidos Montreal has combined action, stealth, hacking and social gameplay to create a true open- ended, choice and consequence- based RPG masterpiece. The marketing and PR campaign will help us make sure it will be one of the games of 2011.”
HUMAN EVOLUTION Gameplay in Human Revolution comprises of first-person shooting, a third-person stealth and cover system, computer hacking and interacting with other characters. Players can augment protagonist Adam Jensen with new weapons and skills to suit their play style, from punching through walls to being immune to toxic gas or even turning invisible. Gamers can choose to see through walls, run silently, launch miniature explosions and more. As an ex-SWAT specialist, Jensen is hired to defend and protect an experimental biotechnology firm. Events see him adopt the firm’s human-enhancing tech to transform himself into a super soldier. As an action RPG full of impressive weaponry and skills, Human Revolutionis shaping up to be one of this year’s biggest games.
July 15th 2011
Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Square Enix reckons this action RPG prequel to PC classic Deus Ex can be one of the best games of 2011. Dominic Sacco finds out why
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