Deus Ex

It’s Loot Gaming time! Well, it was last week. It really is disappointing how long it takes these boxes to get to Canada, but I won’t get too upset. Faster ship times means higher costs for Loot Crate, which ultimately means higher costs for consumers. Loot Gaming is always worth the wait though, and this month was no exception. Although we were not huge fans of Loot Crate, Loot Gaming was worth it, as always.  You can get your own…

Although we can all see that Hitman and Deus Ex are two very different experiences, they both share a very common play mechanic – stealth. When playing through both titles in the past week – Deus Ex for review and the latest Hitman episode – I realized that although Deus Ex is packed full of things to do, I would rather play stealth in Hitman. The fundamental difference between environments in both titles is that Deus Ex is built for…

Are you looking forward to Deus Ex: Mankind Divided? The game is coming out this month! Check out the press release below for some more information about the game. Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is coming to Xbox One, PS4, and PC on August 23rd. Here is a new press release that tells a little bit more about the game: ” DEUS EX – CITIES IN 2029 MONTRÉAL, CANADA – August 2, 2016 – Today, Square Enix® and Eidos-Montréal revealed how…

Some people have been saying this is the generation of the re-release, but with the excitement over the Bioshock Unreal 4 render, that's no surprise. People want the same games they played last generation, only looking slightly better. Now the team behind the Quixel Suite of art tools have redone Deus Ex: Human Revolution and rendered it in the Unreal Engine 4, and, again, it's something that'd be awesome to see playable.

Thinking of picking up the Deus Ex Director's Cut? It's probably worth knowing that people with some pretty powerful rigs are finding the game runs terribly at times, with frame rate drops where there definitely shouldn't be. Some are saying the port is obviously rushed, and given its original announcement as a Wii U exclusive, it's not much of a surprise.

The words "console quality" get thrown around way too often in the mobile game-o-sphere. I've been guilty of it, too: desperately clamoring for a bar-raising iOS game, we've been all too-willing to slap a AAA-tag on whatever good-looking and somewhat entertaining title and laud it as redefining what a mobile game is. Deus Ex: The Fall is the latest game to enter this conversation, a recently-announced FPS with RPG elements that acts as a prequel to the Deus Ex: Icarus novel. Don't get me wrong: this is not some shoddily-constructed mobile cash-in: it's a ...