Deus Ex: The Fall

First - I don't recommend paying full price. I got this on sale and would urge anybody else to as well. It's not worth full price in its unfinished state. BUT for fans of DXHR and DXMD (especially the former) it's a fun extra bit of story and I enjoyed it overall. It's actually impressive for an app game converted to PC - I just wish the devs had made more quality of life improvements or even included it as DLC to DXHR. Still, a fun little entry that lets you see more of the world of Deus Ex.

This game is like a mini Deus Ex: Human Revolution. Originally a mobile release ported to pc, it's a 2 hour short campaign featuring all the basics of the main game. Obviously it doesn't have near the level of depth and polish Human Revolution has, but if you're a fan of the original or want to play a Deus Ex game but don't have 30 hours to invest in, then this spin-off is a pretty good little thing you can distract yourself with and move on.

4/10

If you like the Deus Ex saga and older games like this, I can recommend it. At least I had fun playing it. But be aware: this was supposed to be a series of games, but they only finished this one episode. So you won't finish any storyline here.

Only get this if you are going to buy the The Deus Ex Collection bundle. It's a ported mobile game which can be finished in like 3 hours. Has a lot of bugs and is unpolished and unfinished. Only worth playing because it is too short

Decent game if you buy at a sale, not recommended at full price. Put in wishlist and wait for a 75% or more sale.

Too short to deserve being it's own game, feels rushed and not finished at all.

Deus Ex: The Fall successfully brings the core DNA of the series to mobile, with signature stealth, hacking, and an immersive world. As a sequel to the Icarus Effect, players control mercenary Ben Saxon on a quest to uncover the Neuropozine shortage in Panama City’s gritty environment. The game offers about five hours of gameplay, including side missions, loot, and detailed environments reminiscent of Human Revolution, though some areas feel overly “video gamey.” The narrative is engaging, filled with twists and genuine intrigue, and features the series’ signature problem-solving through hacking emails, manipulating NPCs, and exploring story branches. Stealth mechanics generally work well, making the experience enjoyable for fans of sneaky gameplay. However, combat suffers from awkward touch controls and weak enemy AI, leading to frustrating firefights and buggy encounters. RPG elements, including augmentations, add depth to exploration. Despite technical and gameplay fla...

Game's basically an inclomplete short mobile game witch ends in a cliffhanger, I don't suggest wasting your money or your time on this