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You could play it mostly vanilla and just experience the new maps, but that’d be missing out on half the fun.

DEUS EX HUMAN REVOLUTION BUILDS STEALTH PLUS

As well as an enormous list of Steam/GOG achievements, there’s a bundle of optional challenge modes unlocked after a first playthrough, plus gameplay mutators and even alternate rulesets to use. Revision is designed with replay value in mind. For example, look at what they’ve done with Area 51 fully quadrupling the amount of playable space. Areas that were previously just a single set piece have been expanded into sprawling, highly explorable levels. The developers struggled at some points because they’d added so much detail and scale to some of the city maps that the game started to break. Officially endorsed by the game’s publisher ( although who that might be is a point of debate now) and natively published on both GOG and Steam, Revision rebuilds the game from the ground up, pushing the venerable Unreal engine to its limits.

DEUS EX HUMAN REVOLUTION BUILDS STEALTH MOD

If you've already had your fill of Deus Ex in its original form but still want to re-experience JC Denton's adventure with fresh eyes, Deus Ex: Revision is what you want, developed by mod crew Caustic Creative. Deus Ex Revision: The most extensive overhaul Given that many of the tweaks are quality-of-life improvements or just make the game feel a little more modern, new players should be fine to start out with GMDX. Individually it’s nothing dramatic, but it adds up to a fresher, slightly newer-feeling Deus Ex if you’re familiar with the game already. The biggest changes are listed in the Game Mechanics pages, including mantling (letting you climb over previously impassable torso-high barriers), a secondary sidearm slot, additional hotkeys for easier inventory management and more.Įnemy AI is also a bit smarter (especially on higher difficulties), and there are some new weapon modifications and ammo types to play around with. The suite of mostly-subtle gameplay alterations is too extensive to list here, but you can find a comprehensive rundown on the official GMDX site. While overall a bit darker and grungier looking, it’s a handsome update.

DEUS EX HUMAN REVOLUTION BUILDS STEALTH SERIES

The graphics mods, paired with a series of map tweaks, add a little more detail and clutter where appropriate while tuning up the lighting.

DirectX 9/10 renderers and a more powerful launcher.

A variety of gameplay tweaks that still feel authentic.

Two graphical overhaul mods: HDTP and New Vision.

The title is short for Give Me Deus Ex, referencing the Hard difficulty mode from Deus Ex: Human Revolution, and also the mod’s statement of intent. Mod option 2: "My Vision Is Augmented"įor those wanting to give Deus Ex a bit of spit n' polish and a quick tune-up, there's GMDX. Aside from the addition of a couple minor NPCs, the game otherwise plays exactly the same. Through a vast amount of new audio recording, plus script and sound file edits, you can now augment JC's gender and play as a woman. The least vanilla option provided here is integration of the recent Lay D Denton Project, as we wrote about here. This will hammer out hundreds of tiny little bugs and oversights in the game, although most of them are minor enough that you may not even see the difference. If you want a few more fixes, click the tick-box for Hawkbird’s Deus Ex: Transcended during installation. In its most basic config, DECE installs some basic engine-level fixes while leaving the game fully intact 'warts and all'. A modular, easy-to-install package of minor fixes, drawing on the entire modding scene’s knowledge and effort to buff out the last few issues with the game. Deus Ex Community Update: a mostly vanilla touch-upįirst up is the Deus Ex Community Update. At wich point I wound up buying dermal shielding, flash suppressant, lung rebreather, and anything I thought would help me out in the "Black Hawk Down" moment.(Image credit: Ion Storm / Xriborg) 1. Before the return to China segment I actually had 15 unspent praxis points I had bought/earned by hacking everything in the game that I could. I feel like the hacker build has gotten me a lot more EXP and Credits than my room mate who's taken a non-hacker, stealth based approach. Then I figured we'd just play hide n seek, and the boss would have to find me by coming through my frag mine field. The second boss fight was more confusing for me, I ran a lot, and died from tossing EMP grenades. Also I tossed out a few frags since I knew I could use them on the fight. I had to adjust my play style, but I already had a few EMP grenades in the inventory.so I went with EMP, then unload combat rifle clip into upper torso, run/hide. For me the first boss went down pretty easy.