Alexis Kennedy, the creative director of indie developer Failbetter Games (you might remember them for the narrative-focused browser game Dragon Age: The Last Court), has shared some words of love for Ion Storm’s Deus Ex on GamesIndustry. The piece is…

John Walker has published the last instalment of his series of diaries and musings on Deus Ex for Rock, Paper, Shotgun, and proceeds to finally give his verdict on the game. As it turns out, the writer isn’t convinced Ion…

The fifth installment in John Walker’s series of Deus Ex diaries for Rock, Paper, Shotgun covers the game’s final sections and endings, in anticipation of a final piece where he’ll discuss his experience with the game after all these years, and…

In the fourth and latest part of John Walker’s Deus Ex diary for Rock, Paper, Shotgun the writer both laments and praises the way Deus Ex handles choices. Walker describes his failed attempt at saving Paul Denton, and his encounter…

After some additional technical difficulties that forced him to repeatedly reinstall the game, John Walker has brought us two more installment (part two and part three) of his Rock, Paper, Shotgun Deus Ex diaries, with which he aims to answer…

For their continued promotional efforts around Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, the editors at GameInformer have put together a new editorial entitled “How the Original Deus Ex Changed the Face of Gaming” that seeks to define the impact and influence that…

Labeling this initial installment as “Memories and Hardware Renderers”, the folks at Rock, Paper, Shotgun are once again taking us down a nostalgia-filled trip that seeks to determine whether Ion Storm’s original Deus Ex is the great video game ever…