GamesRadar - Deus EX: Invisible War

The Top 7… 'Whoops, you're evil!' moments (Feature)

Mar 2, 2009

Stripped down to the bone, most videogames are about running errands: go here, kill that thing over there, bake a cake. There’s almost always a clear justification for them – save the world, get revenge, etc. – but usually, the real reason you do these things is simply because the game told you to. But can the game be trusted? Are you fighting for the right side? How can you be sure? ...

The Top 7... Apocalypses - Deus Ex: Invisible War 10-15-07 (Video)

Oct 15, 2007

Deus Ex: Invisible War (Review)

Feb 15, 2006

In terms of core values, core plot and core play, Invisible War is the direct heir to Deus Ex. Set 20 years on from the original and after a worldwide collapse, global society is getting back on its feet. You play a nanotech-modified trainee at something called 'The Tarsus Academy'. Shortly after the opening of the game, you find yourself flying the nest and trying to work out what's actually going on in the world. Conspiracy and control are the two major plot threads. Sitting down to ...

New Deus Ex, Commandos and Hitman sequels confirmed (News)

Apr 7, 2004

Details of a slew of new games from Eidos have been leaked after the company's most recent financial report found its way on to the net - and it appears as if previously unannounced new incarnations of Deus Ex, Commandos and Hitman are in the pipeline.The Deus Ex game has been described as a multiplayer action outing while the new Commandos title will reportedly be a tactical-shooter - something of a departure from the series' current incarnation as a squad-based RTS. Meanwhile, the report also ...

Deus Ex: Invisible War (Preview)

Jan 9, 2004

Attention to detail. It's all about the attention to detail. What differentiates a truly great title from a good one is the degree of effort lavished on those superfluous elements that neatly round off a game's rough edges. In this respect Deus Ex: Invisible War could well be a masterpiece in the making, because the attention to detail is staggering.For example, take the basketball in Alex D's apartment right at the start of the game. Pick it up and throw it against the wall. The physics engine ...

Helpful Hints (Hint)

Mar 11, 2008