Love.Reznor said:1UP: A
Nice.
Love.Reznor said:1UP: A
Nice.
x-Lundz-x said:Personally I think GT.com is the best overall site for reviews.
Being harsh should not automatically qualify as a better review though.
MrCompletely said:95% of the people in this thread made their decision days, weeks, months, or even years ago, but it's always exciting watching the gamers everywhere get collectively excited about something, and many times that's driven by press reviews.
What you have here is a compellingly entertaining game, with some of the most rewarding stealth Ive encountered. And most of all, you have choice. Choice about whether you mow down enemies with a machine gun, or tap them on the shoulders and punch them in the face. Choice about whether you sneak in via the roof, through the sewers, or march boldly in through the front door. Choice about whether you hack, smash or learn passwords through information retrieval. Choice about whether people live or die. So in those tiny moments when the game robs you of choice, it rather offends. But mostly it does not, and its a fantastic, elaborate, and so rarely today, long game.
BeeDog said:
Reznor said:1UP: A
"Deus Ex: Human Revolution is The Best Stealth Action Game Since Metal Gear Solid."
Wow.
ConfusedMan09 said:
Darklord said:This might be an obvious question but do you still get proper dialog in this? Like picking what you say or is it just cut scenes? I can't remember see any.
x-Lundz-x said:Personally I think GT.com is the best overall site for reviews.
Beck said:
10 Lasting Appeal
Practically demanding multiple playthroughs, Human Revolution will take you anywhere from 25 to 40 hours on your initial run.
Although the game world has plenty of room for more stories told by future titles, this story comes to a very definitive end. That's something rare in big-budget games today, especially when they take place in an established franchise. But a real conclusion just confirms why this game deserves so much praise: by the end of the game's impressively long run time, you're left satisfied by the story and the characters within it.
This is the Deus Ex game we've been waiting for.
ConfusedMan09 said:
Neat!Its closing chapter will also prove divisive. But such things are hard to resent when its 30-plus hours offer such a dense experience, rich in choice and saturated with credible detail and powerful, intriguing ideas.
The story is, dare we say it, probably a better yarn than that delivered by the first game.
This is especially impressive given Deus Ex: Human Revolution's length; meticulous players determined to find everything, to hack every terminal and pry out every secret, might spend as much as 40-45 hours on their initial playthrough.
Gvaz said:I personally LOVE GameTrailers but the guy who reviews is fucking retarded about PC gaming.
The guy prefers a controller and thinks you need some fucking 5,000 gaming PC to run some moderate console port. wtf?
zlatko said:They get the biggest reactions, and cause GAF and other places to squirm in their shorts. Some of their scores are seriously questionable when you take a long look at past scores for similar genres/franchises, etc. It sometimes feel like they take a dart and toss it at a board. The actual written material is done well, but it isn't always supported with the correct score for the amount of praise or lack thereof. I know correct is subjective, and that it's just a dudes opinion, but I can't think of any other publication that gets a bigger rise out of gamers than EDGE's scores.
DennisK4 said:Seems all the "8.0 average metacritic" predictions were premature, eh?
You people of little faith.
Reznor said:1UP: A
"Deus Ex: Human Revolution is The Best Stealth Action Game Since Metal Gear Solid."
Wow.
IGN - 9.0/10
Edge: 9
Eurogamer: 9/10
1UP: A
"Deus Ex: Human Revolution is The Best Stealth Action Game Since Metal Gear Solid."
Square Enix has lots of money!Derrick01 said:You honestly thought these mainstream console places were going to give this 9s and 10s? I lost faith in these people years ago, but they're surprising me now. Better to be surprised than disappointed I guess.
TyrantGuardian said:Aaaaaaaaah noooo, they're complaining about the load times even on PC. The reason I could never play through Invisible War was in large part due to the horrible loading times after dying. I was hoping the preview build was just bad in that regard, but it seems the full game won't fare much better ;/
The_Darkest_Red said:From IGN's review:
0_0
thelatestmodel said:
PIMPBYBLUD said:
If Human Revolution isn't Game of the Year, I can't wait to play whatever beats it. My review: arst.ch/qmj
Read the review?x-Lundz-x said:This means it's good then right?
Excite. Really gotta avoid spoilers because Euro land gets fucked until Friday. FMLA decision to help a victim of extortion means that we end up spending half a day experimenting with different non-lethal methods to neutralise pockets of security without alerting the entire Heng Sha police force, just so we can break into a few lockups without harassment and find funds for the side-mission. Our multi-stage solution involving the split-second juggling of tranquilliser darts, dual-takedowns and invisibility is obscenely cool, a heist sequence of such fluidity and audaciousness that it would look the part in a Chris Nolan film, although we suspect he might have got the action in the can in a smaller number of takes.
Gvaz said:Pretty much what everyone in GAF said that this would be GOTY and even the (less important imo) review sites are mirroring people's exact responses.
<----GOTY all years
edit: Load time for me on the leak was like 30 seconds :|