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Deus Ex

  • Video Game
  • 2000
  • M
IMDb RATING
9.2/10
3.6K
YOUR RATING
Deus Ex (2000)
Deus Ex
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In a dark cyberpunk future where poverty, disease, oppression and terrorism are widespread, J.C. Denton, a new cybernetically-enhanced special agent, finds evidence of a massive conspiracy w... Read allIn a dark cyberpunk future where poverty, disease, oppression and terrorism are widespread, J.C. Denton, a new cybernetically-enhanced special agent, finds evidence of a massive conspiracy when his brother, also an agent, goes rogue.In a dark cyberpunk future where poverty, disease, oppression and terrorism are widespread, J.C. Denton, a new cybernetically-enhanced special agent, finds evidence of a massive conspiracy when his brother, also an agent, goes rogue.

  • Director
    • Warren Spector
  • Writers
    • Sheldon Pacotti
    • Austin Grossman
    • Robin Todd
  • Stars
    • Jay Anthony Franke
    • Brent Anderson
    • Ralph Barbagallo
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    9.2/10
    3.6K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Warren Spector
    • Writers
      • Sheldon Pacotti
      • Austin Grossman
      • Robin Todd
    • Stars
      • Jay Anthony Franke
      • Brent Anderson
      • Ralph Barbagallo
    • 25User reviews
    • 1Critic review
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Won 1 BAFTA Award
      • 1 win total

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    Deus Ex: The Conspiracy
    Deus Ex: The Conspiracy
    Trailer 0:46
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    Jay Anthony Franke
    Jay Anthony Franke
    • J.C. Denton
    • (voice)
    • (as Jay Franke)
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    Brent Anderson
    Brent Anderson
    • Harley Filben
    • (voice)
    • …
    Ralph Barbagallo
    • Doctor
    • (voice)
    Chad Bannon
    Chad Bannon
    • Guard
    • (voice)
    • (as Chad Barron)
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    Leslie Bell
    Leslie Bell
    • MJ12 Lab Assistant
    • (voice)
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    Alexander Brandon
    • Jimmy
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    Eddie Chan
    • Market Luminous Path
    • (voice)
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    Ann Chi
    • Bar Woman Ling
    • (voice)
    • …
    Kimberli Hudson
    • Charlotte
    • (voice)
    • (as Kimberli Daniels)
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    Jen Emert
    • Hooker
    • (voice)
    • …
    Joey Franke
    • Stacy Webber
    • (voice)
    • …
    Richard Zangrande Gaubert
    • Alex Jacobson
    • (voice)
    • (as Richard Gaubert)
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    Geoff Galneda
    Geoff Galneda
    • Billy
    • (voice)
    • (as Geoff Gault)
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    John William Galt
    John William Galt
    • Joseph Manderley
    • (voice)
    • (as John Gault)
    • …
    Bertrand Glandier
    • Antoine
    • (voice)
    • …
    Jeff Groteboer
    • Gunther Hermann
    • (voice)
    • …
    Tom Hall
    Tom Hall
    • Walton Simons
    • (voice)
    • …
    Sean Hennigan
    Sean Hennigan
    • Jaime Reyes
    • (voice)
    • …
    • Director
      • Warren Spector
    • Writers
      • Sheldon Pacotti
      • Austin Grossman
      • Robin Todd
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    User reviews25

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    nraeth

    Best game I ever played

    I don't want to make many words!!

    I played it about 15 times from the beginning to the every of the different endings and I didn't do that with any other game yet. Just today I went through another time and I found NEW DETAILS I haven't saw yet. It's unbelievable, after 15 times it's excitingly and good like it was at the first time. Now in 2005 there's still no other game, what reaches Deus Ex in any kind, except for maybe the graphics.. ;-)

    What a pity that new games are so linear and without so much details and story besides the main story. Furthermore the playtime of Deus Ex is ENORMOUS long in contrast to new games.

    BEST GAME IN PC GAMING HISTORY!!!!!
    abarsby

    Like a living movie

    What a fantastic, incredible game ! What a pity that Half-Life stole all the glory back when this was released, because this game blows HL away in terms of depth, gameplay and re-playability.

    Imagine a World where your actions have consequences on the World you inhabit.

    Switch sides and join the "terrorists" ? Or be a good company man and hunt them down like dogs ?

    All characters in the game, from the scantily clad prostitutes to the Triad members, seem to have personalities and a purprose to their life and help to add to the atmosphere. Of course, you can execute them for no reason with a bullet between the eyes for no reason other than to steal their stuff, and sometimes this is necessary when your short on something. But if you do then you're going to have to answer to the police.

    You can upgrade your nanotech abilities with the help of a Medibot, via hard to find canisters, infinite combinations of abilities to try out which affect your style of play.

    Also you get lockpicks, electronic equipment to bypass security, and the abilities to hack computer systems too.

    Weapons are also upgraded in a similar way, you find upgrades for range, recoil, accuracy, scope, lasersights, and many more - which can all be attached to different weapons in your arsenal.

    Weapons ? Well this is a game where the pistol and sniper rifle are king. You want to use the plasma cannon and rocket launcher then your apt to set yourself on fire in the process (-: Plenty of silent weps too, throwing knives, swords, stun guns, tranquiliser darts, riot batons, tear gas, pepper spray etc etc

    The enemies are not stupid. Let's get this straight, this is NOT a traditional FPS, it has SNEAK elements like theif and Metal Gear Solid. So often sneaking around in the shadows is a good bet. The enemies will hear your footsteps and react together, calling for support, setting off the alarms, and working as a team.

    Also, when you sneak up on them they are often engaged in private conversation, maybe about their families or their work, so you do feel a twinge of guilt as you let them have it in the head with your laser sighted pistol (-:

    If anything though, the gameplay is too hard, and you often find yourself switching "God Mode" on just to progess.

    It beggars belief the little details the programmers have put into this game, almost EVERYTHING is interactive and can be picked up, switched on, smashed or used. Rats, cats and dogs roam the streets, pigeons peck at the ground and take off when you approach, little things like this are what makes this game such a novel experience.

    The levels are massive ! I was used to Half Life with its small levels, so it is incredible that they managed to create such huge and detailed levels. Drawback for this is that it is often the case that you have to cross from one "level" to another, and the loading times are around 15 seconds which can be quite annoying.

    For less than 10 pounds/10 dollars you will not find a better bargain.

    So go on, want a game where you can execute anyone at will AND pay the consequences then this is for you.
    10Dash-7

    The Most Realistic RPG To Date

    No other game comes close to 'Deus Ex' which combines the best of action, RPG, first-person shooter & political intrigue. You make a wrong decision, you pay the consequences. Do you want to be a frontal assault trooper, or an electronics wizard? You decide by honing your skills in these areas and gameplay will be affected accordingly. Nothing else comes close.
    10joewahby

    a real movie

    I won't talk much because tall comments are boring, all i have is, this game, actually, isn't a game, it is a living movie, u r feeling u r playing in a movie, and i have never felt this with any other game, i even played it 3 times in a row for one year, and never got bored: like seeing a movie; all these characters, even i felt that the screenplay is good, scenery also, it is awesome. I actually recommend anyone to play it if he really wants to forget all about the world and live in a big fantasy. Also, i learned many stuff from there, about the illuminati, and all related politics stuff, really this is close to be the best game ever played, so buy it and enjoy it...
    now_here_man

    Still cream of the crop.

    The best way for me to describe the tremendous impact this game had on me is

    through anecdotal details from my experience playing it through for the first time:

    Back in 2000, when this game was released, I didn't have the means to run it at home, and so I "borrowed" my parent's Mac. I basically moved back in at the

    time, just for this. Those days, I was in a particularly busy time at work, and yet I would think of nothing else but DX all day, until I finally got "home", and eagerly loaded this masterpiece for another night of completely immerse

    fantasy. I completed the "game", on Realistic mode, in just under three weeks, with nightly sessions ending - typically - at 5:30 AM, leaving me just enough time to sleep two hours in preparation for work the next day. By the end of that three-week period, I was so completely and utterly exhausted, I actually

    believed I was going to have a cardiac episode driving to work - at the age of 26! I didn't regret the idea for a second.

    Well, my folks had their computer set up on a makeshift table with a plywood

    surface, the edge of which was rather sharp, and so uncomfortable for the

    undersides of your wrists, should you leave them resting there for too long

    without a break. One night, so immersed was I in my experience, that this edge had actually managed to break the skin on my mouse-hand wrist, drawing

    blood, and I didn't notice until I went to bed.

    Enough said. This game succeeds in accomplishing all the goals which should be part and parcel of the basic mission of entertainment, and the manifesto of

    gaming in particular.

    No matter how great other games may have been, before and since, no other

    experience to date has held a candle to this.

    It's only too bad you can never go home again.

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    • Trivia
      Due to memory limitations, the World Trade Center towers were excluded from the New York Skyline. Eerily enough, the in-game story explanation was the Twin Towers were destroyed in a terrorist attack, a full year before the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States.
    • Goofs
      After analyzing the Gray Death's molecular composition, Tracer Tong mentions that the viral structure is made up of multiples of 17 and 23. He then adds, "1723... the birthdate of Adam Weishaupt [founder of Bavarian Illuminati]." Weishaupt was in fact born in 1748.
    • Quotes

      Walton Simons: You take another step forward and here I am again, like your own reflection in a hall of mirrors.

      JC Denton: That makes me one ugly son of a bitch.

    • Connections
      Edited into The Nameless Mod (2009)

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    • Release date
      • June 22, 2000 (United States)
    • Countries of origin
      • United States
      • United Kingdom
    • Languages
      • English
      • French
      • Mandarin
    • Also known as
      • Deus Ex: The Conspiracy
    • Production companies
      • Eidos Interactive
      • Ion Storm
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