Deus Ex: Human Revolution

Yeah.

I have been playing the new ones, which is, um, Mankind Divided, and The Fall, and The Human Revolution.

So those are all basically the same main character, just on a different story arc.

All right.

Chesty Rednuts.

Deus Ex Human Revolution.

Michael B. Miller.

Psygeek.

Still, we can see some of the weapons that they were working on here, some of the explosion effects and stuff.

I think the level design of some of this, if you remember, um, the, uh, the, uh, Deus Ex reboots, like Human Revolution and, uh, Mankind Divided, loved those games, absolutely loved those games to death on the PC.

Some of the architecture and stuff in this game does look very remin- reminiscent of some of that.

Um, we've perhaps got some, like, Doom 3 influence.

I think audio listeners are probably very confused as to what's going on at the moment.

I just wanted to waffle all over the top of this video for two minutes.

But yeah, uh, if you think the, uh, Deus Ex reboots, I think that's probably gonna get you closest to what this game looked like visually, you know, uh, uh, as mentioned, Mankind Divided and Human Revolution, two of my favorite games of, uh, uh, kind of the 2000s.

It's such a shame.

Michael B. Miller.

Deus Ex Human Revolution.

Chesty Rednuts.

Asbestos.

Okay.

Deus Ex Human Revolution.

You get into the main character's apartment and you see...

What's it called? Breakfast foods everywhere.