Since I have the XBOX version, I will leave further comments to those with the PC version (but this is my opinion from reading this board and others).ĭeus Ex: Invisible War on the other hand started with a pretty thick plot and had an approximate game time of 8 hours. Anytime you have a PC game, some people will have trouble running it. There are some game glitches but alot of people have professed having NO problems with the games ability to just run on their machine. It can spy, destroy electronics, and injure organics.Īnytime people complain about something running on a computer, I have to wonder. The SPY DRONE is definitely a drone and it has alot of power. The only drone you can make is one that destroys bullets or rockets coming at you. See, there I go, getting all worked up again. If this 'do no wrong'/'pee-wee league football' style of play is the new norm for games, I think I'll be content with my Morrowind/Original DX/Fallout, where decisions actually HAVE some sort of impact (no matter how scripted). This game is seriously hurt by the fact you can't 'make a mistake' - that's what makes RPGs challenging - the thought that you could have messed up a decision early in the game that hinders you through the end and makes the game more challenging. If they made the decisions permanent, the game would have much more replay value, since you'd be curious to see how the game played with a certain mod that you didn't use before. (A big part of this is the fact that, by the end of the game, you have biomods canisters out the wazoo and get a chance to play with all of those biomods that you didn't earlier. I don't care about 'going through it with a different weapon and biomods' - there just isn't enough customization to be able to seriously change your style of play more than another couple times. the levels are just too small and linear to get many more than that (certainly not the 5 plays I got out of DX and found something new every single time). I would say that you can get about 1-2 replays out of this thing before you start to run out of things to do. I only missed one side mission (the Tracer Tong one at the end - didn't have enough lockpicks). I got about 13 hours in the game (about an hour of that was loading/reloading and waiting for the infernal level loads - the game clocked at 12-something).

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