Deus Ex 2 - Invisible War (PC)

When Warren Specter first created Deus Ex he created one of the few genuine videogame masterpieces. A game that will justifiably be remembered as a classic years after its technology has dated; IE it's still regarded as a classic now, simply because the game gave you previously unheard of levels of control over the story of J.C Denton, a genetically augmented agent who teamed up with his brother Paul to take down a sinister government conspiracy. A sequel was always in the works so that any loose ends left over at the end of the first game could be tied up and the story given a satisfying resolution. ...

Here's a puzzle for you: how do you create a direct sequel to a game which itself had three distinct and possible endings? This was a problem which Ion Storm faced when trying to create the sequel to the original "Deus Ex". Deus Ex was, at the time, one of the most innovative games of recent memory and arguably one of the all-time great PC games and Ion Storm have a lot to do if they're to better the original. The sequel takes this formula, adds it to some new technologies and adds a storyline which somehow makes sense after the previous multiple endings of the first. It is twenty years since the events in Deus Ex plunged the world ...