Deus Ex

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A celebrated cyberpunk-themed first-person role-playing game, Deus Ex puts players behind the shades of JC Denton--an operative thrust into a world of byzantine global conspiracies.

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Overview

J.C. Denton

Developed by Ion Storm Austin, and released in 2000 by Eidos Interactive (Company), Deus Ex is a first-person shooter/role-playing game hybrid. In Deus Ex, players take on the role of JC Denton (Character), a nano-augmented agent of UNATCO (the United Nations Anti-Terrorist Coalition). JC is charged with investigating a terrorist group known as the NSF (National Secessionist Force). Though, throughout the course of the story, JC finds himself dropped into a larger ideological war involving the Illuminati (Concept), Majestic-12, and other secret organizations. The future path of humanity is at stake and the game culminates with the player making the ultimate determination of mankind's future by choosing one of three possible scenarios.

Gameplay

Deus Ex plays as a hybrid between a shooter and an RPG. As JC Denton, players can make choices that ultimately alter the course of the main story, both in dialogue and through game actions. The RPG/shooter gameplay supports many different play styles; from run-and-gun, to stealth, to subterfuge. For example, a building might be guarded by robots. Players can choose to sneak past the robots as they patrol in circuit, lock-pick a nearby door to bypass the area the robots patrol, or, of course, go in guns blazing. The same set up might even include an opportunity for both stealth and action-based tactics. Again, for example, the player could stealthily hack gun turrets in order to enter a gun fight with added backup.

As in some RPGs, players can kill almost any non-critical character in the game. Some major characters may live or die based entirely on the player's decisions. Both of these major RPG features can lead to unique dialogue options, or change future mission objectives.

Deus Ex uses a grid-based inventory system. The encumbrance of Denton was adjusted for volume of larger items, and density of small items; assault rifles will take a few blocks of space, a rocket launcher will take a few more, but multiple disarmed explosives can stack on the same block.

Character Development

A large part of Deus Ex revolves around the ability to improve JC's abilities. There are three notable ways to do this: Augmentation Canisters, Upgrade Canisters, and Skill Points.

Augmentation and Upgrade Canisters

Augmentation selection screen

The player can improve Denton's abilities via bio-mechanical augmentation. This is done by collecting canisters and interacting with a medical bot. Denton's body contains a set number of augmentation slots. Each slot may only hold a single canister—containing 2 pre-determined augmentations—and only one of the augmentations can be activated at a time, forcing the player to decide between the two bonuses.

The augmentation slots are as follows:

• Head Augmentations
• Eye Augmentations
• Subdermal Augmentations
• Torso Augmentations
• Arm Augmentations
• Leg Augmentations

Skill Points

Skill Upgrade Screen

At the start of each game, the player is allotted a set number of points to be spent on various skills. By completing mission objectives (including sub-goals or specific game actions) as well as through exploration, the player gains additional skill points to spend later.

Every skill has 4 levels of progression: Untrained, Trained, Advanced, and Master. The trainable skills are as follows:

• Computer – Allows hacking and manipulation of security consoles and computers.
• 'Electronics –' Reduces the number of multi-tools required for any non-computer hack.

Deus Ex Limb based health system in the PC version of the game

• 'Environmental Training –' Allows the player to better survive environmental hazards and make better use of certain equipment such as re-breathers, hazard suits and body armor.
• 'Lock-picking –' Reduces the number of lock picks required when lock-picking.
• 'Medicine –' Increases the amount of health regained when using health kits.
• 'Swimming –' Increases the player's swimming speed and the time they can spend underwater.
• 'Weapons: Demolition (various grenade types) –' Increases damage and accuracy of small explosives. Also makes grenades placed as mines easier to disarm.
• 'Weapons: Heavy (Rocket launchers, etc.) –' Increases damage and accuracy with heavy weapons. Also shortens reload time and movement penalty when wielding a heavy weapon.
• 'Weapons: Low-Tech (Swords, knives, etc.) –' Increases damage and accuracy with melee weapons.
• 'Weapons: Pistol (Hand guns, etc) –' Increases damage and accuracy, while shortening reload times.
• 'Weapons: Rifle (Sniper rifles, machine guns, etc.) –' Reduces reload time while increasing accuracy and damage. A master-level sniper shot can destroy a camera in a single hit.

Weapons List

Weapon / Icon / Inventory space	Description / Stats / Possible upgrades
Flamethrower ||A portable flamethrower which utilizes napalm to incinerate enemies. Weapon type: Heavy Base damage: 3 (fires bursts of 7 units of napalm additional burning damage) Accuracy: 55% ROF: very fast Clip size: 100 Max ammo: 400 Upgrades accepted Range, Reload speed
Guided explosive Projectile (GEP) gun ||A rocket launcher that can fire powerful unguided / heat seeking rockets. Weapon type: Heavy Base damage: 300 Accuracy: 75% ROF: very slow Clip size: 1 Max ammo: 20 HE rockets are effective against anything destructible. It has a small splash damage area. WP rockets have a wide splash damage area and sets anything flammable on fire. Upgrades accepted Range, Reload speed Scope
Light Antitank Weapon (LAW) ||A disposable, anti-armor rocket launcher with a large splash damage area. Weapon type: Heavy Base damage: 100 Accuracy: 70% Clip size: Single Use
Plasma Rifle ||A devastating experimental weapon that fires three plasma projectiles at once. Effective against slow moving targets. Weapon type: Heavy Base damage: 105 (3 projectiles with 35 damage each) Accuracy: 70% ROF: medium Clip size: 12 Max ammo: 84 Upgrades accepted Accuracy, Range, Recoil, Clip, Reload speed Laser sight, Scope
Pistol ||A standard government issue 10mm pistol. Weapon type: Pistol Base damage: 14 Accuracy: 65% ROF: medium Clip size: 6 Max ammo: 150 Upgrades accepted Accuracy, Range Recoil, Reload speed, Clip Laser sight, Scope
Stealth Pistol ||A pistol with a larger clip and an integrated silencer, designed for stealth combat. Weapon type: Pistol Base damage: 8 Accuracy: 60% ROF: fast Clip size: 10 Max ammo: 150 Upgrades accepted Accuracy, Range, Reload speed, Clip Laser sight, Scope
Mini Crossbow ||A wrist-mounted stealth-oriented weapon, which uses three types of ammo. Weapon type: Pistol Base damage: 25 Accuracy: 60% ROF: medium Clip size: 4 Max ammo: 60 Tranquilizer darts: ( Nonlethal ) Tranquilizes the target slowly and knocks it out.(Does additional poison damage) Darts: Lethal and powerful dart. Flare darts: Useful to light up certain surfaces, otherwise it does damage as a normal dart. Upgrades accepted Range, Reload speed, Accuracy Laser sight Scope Special: (Tranquilizer darts stun enemies instead of killing them)
PS 20 ||A disposable prototype plasma stealth weapon. Weapon type: Pistol Base damage: 25 Accuracy: 100% Clip size: Single use
Assault rifle ||A 7.62 x 51mm bullpup assault rifle intended for close-quarters combat. Weapon type: Rifle Base damage: 3 (fires bursts of 5 rounds) Accuracy: 65% ROF: very fast Clip size: 30 Max Ammo: 300 7.62 x 51 / 32 20mm HE grenades 7.62 x 51 ammo: Effective against organic targets and some destructible objects. 20 mm HE: Effective against everything with a wide splash damage area. Upgrades accepted Accuracy, Range, Recoil, Clip, Reload speed Laser sight, Silencer
Assault shotgun ||Known unofficially as the "Street Sweeper," it is a fully automatic shotgun which can quickly clear a room. Weapon type: Rifle Base damage: 20 (5 pellets with 4 damage) Accuracy 60% ROF: fast Clip size: 12 Max Ammo: 96 Both types 00 Buckshot: Effective against organic tissues. Sabot slug: Effective against armored targets. (In the game this is a pellet round that does more damage) Upgrades accepted Clip, Reload, Recoil
Sawed Off Shotgun ||A compact pump-action, close range shotgun. Weapon type: Rifle Base damage: 25 (5 pellets with 5 damage) Accuracy 70% ROF: slow Clip size: 4 Max ammo: 96 00 Buckshot: Effective against organic tissues. Sabot slug: Effective against armored targets. (In the game this is a pellet round that does more damage) Upgrades acceptedClip, Reload, Recoil
Sniper Rifle ||A 30.06 based sniper rifle. Weapon type: Rifle Base damage: 25 Accuracy 75% ROF: slow Clip size: 6 Max ammo: 96 Upgrades accepted Accuracy, Range, Recoil, Clip, Reload speed Laser sight, Silencer
Baton ||A standard police/military baton. Weapon type: Low Tech Base damage: 7 Accuracy: 50% ROF: fast Special: (Stuns enemies instead of killing them)
Riot Prod ||A weapon which causes a seizure-like reaction when the target is hit by the end of the prod. Weapon type: Low Tech Base damage: 15 Accuracy: 75% ROF: medium Clip size: 4 Special: (Stuns enemies instead of killing them)
Combat knife ||A standard combat knife. Weapon type: Low Tech Base damage: 5 Accuracy: 50% ROF: fast
Throwing knives ||Knives to throw at targets. Weapon type: Low Tech Base damage: 15 Accuracy: 55% ROF: fast Max ammo: 25
Pepper gun ||A riot control weapon which causes temporary blindness and great pain for the victim. Weapon type: Low Tech Base damage: 0 Accuracy: 65% ROF: very fast Clip size: 100 Max ammo: 400 Special: (Immobilizes enemies and causes minor damage to JC when fired by an enemy)
Crowbar ||A crowbar. Weapon type: Low Tech Base damage: 6 Accuracy: 50% ROF: medium
Sword ||A typical sword. Weapon type: Low Tech Base damage: 10 Accuracy: 50% ROF: medium
Dragon's tooth sword ||An indestructible and very damaging sword, which was forged with nanotechnology. Weapon type: Low Tech Base damage: 100 (5x20) Accuracy: 50% ROF medium
EMP grenade ||Effective against all electronics and can be used as a proximity mine. Weapon type: Demolition Base damage: 0 Accuracy: 50% ROF: medium Max ammo: 10
Gas grenade ||A tear gas grenade which effects humans and can be used as a proximity mine. Weapon type: Demolition Base damage: 0 Accuracy : 50% ROF: medium Max ammo: 10 Special: (Immobilizes enemies who are in the gas area and causes damage to JC)
LAM (Lightweight Attack Munitions) ||A highly explosive grenade. Doubles as a proximity grenade. Weapon type: Demolition Base damage: 50 Accuracy: 50% ROF: medium Max ammo: 10
Scramble grenade ||A grenade which causes security bots to attack each other and ignore security breaches. Also doubles as proximity mine. Weapon type: Demolition Base damage: 0 Accuracy: 50% ROF: medium Max ammo: 10

Items List

Suits

Hazmat suit ||Protects against acid, radiations, toxic substances, and electric / EMP fields.|| Thermoptic Camo ||Grants invisibility for a short period of time, useful to bypass some hard security.

Ballistic Armor ||Protcts against most physical and explosive damage.

Utility

Rebreather ||Allow for extended time underwater|| Fire extinguisher ||Extinguishes fires. Creates a cloud to disable enemies similar to pepper spray

Night Vision Goggles ||Enabled vision in low light settings.|| Flare ||Generates light within a small radius. Short durability but useful for saving other resources.

Goggles ||Activates a zoom|| Lockpick ||Useful for unlocking mechanical doors, chests, vents, doors, etc.

Multitool ||Useful for disabling electronic devices through panels, such as laser fences, alarm panels, security cameras, turrets, , etc.

Weapon upgrades

Accuracy upgrade ||Upgrades a weapon's accuracy and reduces aiming time|| Laser sight ||Adds laser sight to a weapon. Pressing the laser button will toggle its visibility.

Range upgrade ||Upgrades a weapon's range.|| Scope ||Adds scope to a weapon. Pressing the scope button enables a zoom function. Every weapon has a set zoom power.

Recoil upgrade ||Diminishes weapon's recoil.|| Silencer ||Adds a silencer to a weapon.

Reload Speed ||Decreases reload time.

Clip upgrade ||Upgrade the amount of ammo per magazine. Add 1 ammo in the magazine if the mag is under 20 ammo and adds 10% if the mag =20 or above

===Consumables===

Medkit ||Heals 30 HP or more depending on medical skill level. Can carry a maximum of 15 at a time.|| Zyme vial ||Hardcore drug Causes vision blur and sway. Can be sold to some dealers to gain money or other useful things.

Soy Food ||Heals 5 HP.|| Cigarette pack ||Poisonous. Removes 10 HP from the torso.

Soda can ||Heals 2 HP.|| Beer bottle ||The beer gives 2 HP and adds some vision blur.

Candy bar ||Heals 2 HP.|| Wine bottle ||Rarer then beer, but does the same thing, gives 2 HP and vision blur.

Liquor ||The liquor is very rare and found mostly in bars. Has the same effect as wine and beer, 2 HP and vision blur.

Augmentations List

The player is given 1 head slot, 1 eye slot, 3 torso slots, 1 arm slot, 2 sub-dermal slots, and 1 leg slot in addition to the default augmentations. The player must choose the augmentations they wish to equip in those slots. The available augmentations are listed below:

Default

Infolink ||Allows player to receive communications from characters in the game.|| IFF ||Colors crosshairs to identify friend/foe.

The light ||Allows player to see in the dark. Enemies can spot the light.

Head

Aggressive Defense System ||Allows player to detonate explosives such as rockets / grenades before they reach the player. Upgraded: Detonate planted LAMs, more range.|| Spy Drone ||Remote flying camera. Upgraded: Flies faster, has EMP bomb. It needs one minute to be recreated after use.

Eye

Targeting ||Scope Vision. Upgraded: Can indicate enemy health and status.|| Vision Enhancement ||Night Vision. Upgraded: Can see through walls within a certain range, and at great range when fully upgraded .

Torso

Aqualung ||Allows player to breathe longer, reduces oxygen consumption underwater.|| Environmental Resistance ||Allows player to resist against radiation and toxins.

Regeneration ||Allows player to cure wounds in exchange of bio electric energy.|| Energy Shield ||Allows player to resist "energy" and "fire" weapons.

Power Recirculator ||Reduces energy consumption of other augmentations, while consuming some energy as well.|| Sythetic Heart ||Increases efficiency of augmentations. Increases energy use slightly while adding one more level to active augmentations. (Cannot be upgraded)

Arms

Combat Strength ||Increases the damage dealt by melee weapons and allows some weapons to break certain objects.|| Microfibral Muscle ||Increases player's strength to lift/push heavy objects.

Subdermal

Ballistic Protection ||Resist against physical damage such as bullets, projectiles, and melee weapons|| Cloak ||Makes player invisible to organic creatures. The upgrade reduces its energy consumption.

EMP Shield ||Resists against EMP damage and prevents the BE to be drained by EMP.|| Radar Transparency ||Makes player invisible to robots/cameras. The upgrade reduces its energy consumption.

Legs

Speed Enhancement ||Allows player to run faster, jump higher, and reduces falling damage.|| Run silent ||Makes the player run silently. Great when combined with the cloak.

Music

The music in Deus Ex was composed by Alexander Brandon (Person) and consists of jazz, techno, and ambient sounds. These tracks are implemented dynamically, much like the iMUSE system developed by LucasArts. Thus the music changes based on what is happening around the player.

Deus Ex Track List:

1. Main Title - 02:24
2. Intro Sequence - 02:23
3. Liberty Island - 05:26
4. UNATCO - 05:12
5. Battery Park - 04:42
6. NYC Streets - 04:15
7. Lebedev's Airfield - 03:14
8. Airfield Action - 01:10
9. Enemy Within - 01:48
10. Desolation (Hong Kong Canal) - 02:26
11. The Synapse (Hong Kong Streets) - 04:37
12. Hong Kong Action - 00:59
13. Majestic 12 Labs - 01:50
14. Versalife - 03:48
15. Naval Base - 04:59
16. Paris Streets - 01:18
17. DuClare Château - 06:42
18. Paris Action - 01:24
19. Return to NYC - 01:34
20. Ocean Lab - 01:35
21. Ocean Action - 01:24
22. Ocean Lab Complex - 01:48
23. Vandenberg - 03:46
24. Begin the End (Bunker) - 01:41
25. Area 51 - 02:22
26. Ending 1 - 01:15
27. Ending 2 - 01:18
28. Ending 3 - 01:50
29. The Illuminati - 02:38
30. DX Club Mix - 03:00
31. Training Room - 02:03
32. NYC Bar - 05:10
33. Hong Kong Helipad - 03:30
34. Hong Kong Club 1 - 04:56
35. Hong Kong Club 2 - 02:57
36. The Nothing - 03:17
37. Paris Club 1 - 02:49
38. Paris Club 2 - 04:31
39. Paris Cathedral - 03:36
40. Conspiravision - 05:38
41. Paris Cathedral Conversation - 00:54

Reception

Deus Ex was well received by critics, who praised it for its interesting story and immersive gameplay, as well as the game's cyberpunk setting. The game scored solid to exceptional reviews from some notable gaming outlets, such as an 8.2 from GameSpot, a 9.4 from IGN, a 5/5 from GamePro, and a 88/100 from GameSpy. Overall the game averaged scores of 90 and 91 as tracked by review aggregate sites Metacritic and Game Rankings. It was nominated for over 40 Game of the Year and Best in Class awards by numerous gaming outlets, including IG'''''N, GameSpot, and PC Gamer, and is arguably one of the most influential CRPG/shooter hybrids in gaming history.

Many reviewers repeatedly mentioned a few negative aspects, such as the underwhelming graphics. The voice acting was also criticized, GamePro's Chris Patterson calling it "truly cheesy."

PC Requirements

• Operating System: Windows 95/98/Me/XP
• Processor: Pentium 300 (Min.), Pentium 450 (Rec.)
• Memory: 64 MB RAM (Min.), 128 MB (Rec.)
• Video Card: 8MB DirectX 7.0a compatible 3D graphics card (Min.)
• Sound Card: DirectX 7.0a compatible sound card
• Hard Drive Space: 150 MB (minimum)

Trivia

• There's an Easter Egg in the Hell's Kitchen map in Deus Ex. There's a neighborhood basketball park where a bum is getting roughed up by some NSF toughs. If JC misses hitting the basket enough times with the basketball, the player will see a message that says: "Sign him up for the Nicks!!!!"
• Deus Ex creator Warren Spector (Person) has credited Suikoden (Game) as an influence on the game (see hereand here). He stated that the limited moral choices in the game, some of which turn out to be false choices, are what inspired him to explore the concept much further and attempt to offer meaningful choices that actually matter.
• Modern choice-based role-playing shooters like Mass Effect (Franchise) and Fallout 3 (Game) are considered "descendants" of Deus Ex.

Useful Links

• [http:/www.ttlg.com Through the Looking Glass]
• DirectX 10 for Unreal 1 engine
• Deus Ex: New Vision

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Game details

Name

Deus Ex

Release Date

June 22, 2000

Platform

PC (Platform)
Mac (Platform)
PlayStation 5 (Platform)

Developer

Ion Storm Inc. (Company)

Westlake Interactive (Company)

Publisher

Sold Out Sales & Marketing Ltd. (Company)

Eidos Interactive (Company)

Genre

Action (Genre)
Role-Playing (Genre)
First-Person Shooter (Genre)

Theme

Espionage (Theme)
Sci-Fi (Theme)
Cyberpunk (Theme)

Franchise

Deus Ex (Franchise)

Aliases

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Characters

• Bob Page (Character)
• Joseph Manderley (Character)
• Tracer Tong (Character)
• JC Denton (Character)
• Gunther Hermann (Character)
• Maggie Chow (Character)
• Paul Denton (Character)
• Walton Simons (Character)
• Anna Navarre (Character)
• Gordon Quick (Character)
• Jock (Character)
• Max Chen (Character)
• Yuen Kong (Character)

Locations

• The United States of America (Location)
• New York City (Location)
• France (Location)
• Europe (Location)
• China (Location)
• Sewer (Location)
• New York (Location)
• North America (Location)
• Temple (Location)
• Bathroom (Location)
• Laboratory (Location)
• Rooftops (Location)
• Asia (Location)
• Bar (Location)
• Island (Location)
• Paris (Location)
• Tunnel (Location)
• Warehouse (Location)
• Hotels (Location)
• Office Building (Location)

Concepts

• Digital Distribution (Concept)
• Steam (Concept)
• Polygonal 3D (Concept)
• Health (Concept)
• First-Person Perspective (Concept)
• Boss Fight (Concept)
• Male Protagonists (Concept)
• Voice Acting (Concept)
• Boss (Concept)
• Non-Player Character (Concept)
• Heads Up Display (Concept)
• Fire (Concept)
• GOG.com (Concept)
• Difficulty Level (Concept)
• Artificial Intelligence (Concept)
• Alien (Concept)
• Robot (Concept)
• Single-Player Only (Concept)
• Human (Concept)
• Inventory (Concept)

Objects

• Sword (Object)
• Gun (Object)
• Water (Object)
• Car (Object)
• Tree (Object)
• Helmet (Object)
• Pistol (Object)
• Bomb (Object)
• Shotgun (Object)
• Knife (Object)
• Crate (Object)
• Barrel (Object)
• Grenade (Object)
• Armor (Object)
• Helicopter (Object)
• Book (Object)
• Gloves (Object)
• Ladder (Object)
• Mech (Object)
• Airplane (Object)

People

• Warren Spector (Person)
• Alexander Brandon (Person)