With society breaking down due, mainly, to a lethal disease with no apparent cure sweeping across the globe destroying civilisation, you take on the role of JC Denton a nano-tech enhanced super human, an agent of the United Nations Anti-Terrorist Coalition (UNATCO). Without wanting to pigeon hole it into a genre, it is a FPS stealth / action RPG set in a not too distant dystopian vision of the future. and published by Eidos Interactive – was released on for MS Windows. However, with the prequel Deus Ex: Human Revolution on the cusp of release (due 25/08/11), I decided to do just that and take the time to replay and review the original Deus Ex, considered by many, critics and gamers alike, to be the greatest game of all time.For those of you, especially younger readers, who may be unaware of this game, here’s a quick history lesson: Deus Ex – developed by Ion Storm Inc. With wave upon wave of modern games hitting the shelves every week it is often hard to find time to think about, let alone play, the games that inspired their successors. With the prequel on the horizon, I take a look back to where it started to see where all the hype comes from…
