Deus Ex: The Fall

Okay, it's a phone game port and not Human Revolution and the comparison point makes it feel like a disappointment, but there's a world there to enjoy, and I actually had fun once I got into it. I think over time people will be nicer to this game and sad that they didn't follow it up. The only thing that really lets it down is the that the guns don't feel impactful. The only other super weak point is the 'Australian Civil War' plot point. The story in the Deux Ex games are impactful because they play on real fears and concerns and then ham them up, but whatever tensions exist in Australian society, the idea of an Australian civil war is just pure fiction and doesn't feel super convincing...

It has jank, but the story was alright, albeit incomplete. Playable if you need a short Deus Ex game.

Invisible War and Human Revolution were both an improvement on their respective predecessors in many ways, but The Fall fell well short of all of them. Yes it was part 1 of an planned episodic series aimed mainly at mobile devices but wow, it's not hard to see why there was only 1 episode. The main problems were not any technical limitations imposed on the target devices. From the offset the voice acting is terrible, the animation during dialogue was atrocious, and it would not be so much of a problem (previous entires have been a bit meh, but not this bad), but you also have to spend most of the first 30 minutes listening to so much it cannot be ignored. I mean, why does Ben have to spell out the entire back story in dialogue, then we play the related memory sequence, with even more terribly delivered exposition. The only saving grace of The Fall is the inventory system has gone. Now the worse part. In order to get all achievements, I needed to play through the game 4 times to earn enough credits to buy the 2 most expensive weapons, quit and reload and play through again for 10 praxis kits. It would have not been so much of a pain if there were more episodes to gain the required credits, but you cannot let it lie. At least after playthrough 1, it can be knocked out in less than 90 minutes. On a side note, if you are using a controller to play this game, it appears the joysticks are directly linked to FPS, so if you play on a decent machine, even for 10 years ago, hacking and camera control are impossible as the cursor/crosshair is uncontrollable. Use V-sync, it fixes most of it, and also turn down Controller sensitivity in the game options.

i usually don't have that high of a game quality preference but this one is just straight up ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, just don't port mobile games to pc pls...

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No irónicamente, The Fall me parece un juego bastante bueno. Es un Deus Ex en miniatura, con las limitaciones evidentes de un juego de móviles, pero en esencia se nota que es un Deus Ex.