Good game. I played Deus Ex: Transcended version instead, which explains the low hours.

Different ways to go about completing your missions, and a nice variety of weapons and tools are available to use.
The game is a little janky, which is evident when performing stealth, or combat. The skills available allow you to enhance your preferred style of play. What I mean, is that you have to train (spend xp) yourself in certain expertise like lockpicking, swimming, environment (using equipment like ballistic vest or camo) to become more efficient in them. Your aim will go from inebriated drunk at untrained, to getting headshots from across the map with a shotgun at master. Swimming and environment are not very useful, so spend xp on your weapons of choice.

The game is hard when you first start, but gets significantly easier as you collect and install various augmentations. These are very important and some are super OP (spy drone & healing) when you get them leveled up to max. Max level healing and damage reduction augments make you practically impossible to kill, and movement augments give you super speed and jumping, which you can use to make an alternative path of objectives, loot, or to get around enemies.

One thing to mention, is that this game doesn't have objective markers. minimap, or map to view where to go. You are either verbally told (and able to review conversations in notes) or are given an objective to complete and you must figure out where to go and how to get it done. Review your aerial images, conversations, and notes to get login information, keypad combinations, and directions on where to go and what to do.

Fun, interesting environments, great soundtrack, immersive, and some may say that the graphics are ugly, but I think it really adds to the charm and style that the game is going for.

Good game. I played Deus Ex: Transcended version instead, which explains the low hours. Different ways to go about completing your missions, and a nice variety of weapons and tools are available to use. The game is a little janky, which is evident when performing stealth, or combat. The skills available allow you to enhance your preferred style of play. What I mean, is that you have to train (spend xp) yourself in certain expertise like lockpicking, swimming, environment (using equipment like ballistic vest or camo) to become more efficient in them. Your aim will go from inebriated drunk at untrained, to getting headshots from across the map with a shotgun at master. Swimming and environment are not very useful, so spend xp on your weapons of choice. The game is hard when you first start, but gets significantly easier as you collect and install various augmentations. These are very important and some are super OP (spy drone & healing) when you get them leveled up to max. Max level healing and damage reduction augments make you practically impossible to kill, and movement augments give you super speed and jumping, which you can use to make an alternative path of objectives, loot, or to get around enemies. One thing to mention, is that this game doesn't have objective markers. minimap, or map to view where to go. You are either verbally told (and able to review conversations in notes) or are given an objective to complete and you must figure out where to go and how to get it done. Review your aerial images, conversations, and notes to get login information, keypad combinations, and directions on where to go and what to do. Fun, interesting environments, great soundtrack, immersive, and some may say that the graphics are ugly, but I think it really adds to the charm and style that the game is going for.