Deus Ex 3 - Debut teaser

Published 27 November, 2007 Duration 2:26

The Deus Ex series should need no introduction. Its seminal mixture of shooter, RPG and adventure mechanics attracted massive critical praise, as well as a rabidly loyal fan-base. Part three, we hope, should be no exception.

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  • Cyclone #1 5 years ago

    Fantastic news. Here's hoping they don't fuck up the game though.

  • PlugMonkey #2 5 years ago

    That's one of the worst Gravelly Voiced Man voice overs I have ever heard.

  • Rudrick #3 5 years ago

    I want more!
    I hope Deux Ex3 to be great game!

  • loopy #4 5 years ago

    A nice musical nod towards the original game at the end there. :p

  • trotskyicepick #5 5 years ago

    lets hope its more like deus ex 1 than 2

  • ZuluHero #6 5 years ago

    Well i hope its more like Deus Ex 2 than 1. I really didn't get on with the complexity of the original.

    Too much micromanagement going on...
    Edited by ZuluHero at 27/11/07 @ 12:25

  • KraftWerk #7 5 years ago

    There was a good game in Deus Ex 2 somewhere, they just ruined it thoroughly. I have no faith in this, and I won't get my hopes up. I'll just check it out when it's out.

  • ekko #8 5 years ago

    I hope they don't dumb it down for console owners. Deus Ex needs to be a complex, multi-layered game and that includes gameplay mechanics.

  • whiskybar #9 5 years ago

    The trailer does not tell you anything. It is the worst tailer ever.
    Edited by whiskybar at 27/11/07 @ 15:29

  • Kiethel #10 5 years ago

    Well i just hope it will be a great gameand altough i understand its only a teaser come on not even a relase time?

  • gmmonkey #11 5 years ago

    What's the deal with the stupid voice.

  • loopy #12 5 years ago

    "What's the deal with the stupid voice."

    It's not stupid. It's "Generic Gravelly Hollywood Voice-over" man. who's illustrious career has spanned the vast majority of Hollywood movie trailers since the mid-1970's. :p
    Edited by loopy at 27/11/07 @ 16:54

  • TheRealBadabing #13 5 years ago

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  • GitSomE_UK #14 5 years ago

    Woohoo

    /Does Russian kicking squat dance

    Damn they had better not fuck this up, didn't expect this... Hoopla!

    /Continues to dance

  • Orange #15 5 years ago

    All the signs say it will be shit. None of the original devs, being made by a new studio from a publisher in financial difficulty and on a run of rushed mediocre titles.

    It's a desperate attempt at a cash-in on one of their few decent IPs left.

  • marilena #16 5 years ago

    It was well pitched, I thought. Directly at the actual Deus Ex audience, rather than at the "big guns, big boobs" audience. If they could deliver on the promise in the tagline, it would be awesome.

    But then, even in Hollywood, people the who make the trailers are much better than the people who make the end product :p.

  • Keir_Eidos #17 5 years ago

    If you haven't already seen it, check out the video analysing the trailer on YouTube. Someone went into a lot of detail.

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=fkXCE8CkNZU

  • MENTAL1ST Verified Senior Software Engineer, Picsel UK Ltd. #18 5 years ago

    I really liked Deus Ex 2. It was a wee bit short, but I enjoyed it. Everybody might have been complaining about over-simplification of the RPG elements and stuff, but it's at least as complex as Bioshock, probably moreso.

    Also, Project Snowblind was originally meant to be a spin off from the Deus Ex universe, and that turned out reasonably well, they probably should have left the license intact on that one.

    Just because the studio is new doesn't mean that the staff are all inexperienced. Especially in the hotbed of dev studios that is Montreal.

  • KraftWerk #19 5 years ago

    The lack of meaningful lasting interaction with the game world (as the ending is based solely on your choice during the last ten minutes of gameplay and your upgrades can be redone at any time, for any situation) are what makes Invisible War a bad Deus Ex game. The hilarious bugs in the physics engine and the lackluster gameplay solutions (one ammo type for all weapons, tiny areas and large loading times) are what makes Invisible War a bad game in general. It has plenty of plot twists and atmosphere, but there are just too many magic solutions to suspend any disbelief.
    Edited by KraftWerk at 29/11/07 @ 15:34

  • vorbaden #20 5 years ago

    2 great games...lets hope this one makes a great trilogy

  • symmetry #21 4 years ago

    Finished Iwar, thought it was a bit poo.

    Never played Deus Ex.

  • sargeant_samporridge #22 4 years ago

    this has potential, if its like the first one im happy, im with evryone else "please dont fuck this one up"

  • actionfitz #23 3 years ago

    deus ex was a classic,
    they'll never do a game as good as the original.
    Just hoping they dont sodomise the memory of its classic roots.
    a competant addition to the franchise is possible, but I wont hold my breath.
    Invisible war was alright. Its main achivement was reminding me why the 1st one was so good. Hope this is better.