Deus Ex: Breach™

> Start playing > Liking it so far > Get super duper awesome golden revolver > Dont have ammo for it > Check for ammo on store, ask for real money > Unistall, wont' play again.

Serious Pay to Win Issues At its core I like Breach, its essentially an arcade mode version of MD, putting you in short but fun levels. All the strong gameplay from MD is here, just in bite sized packages this time, and Breach offers its additions such as a double/triple jump, overall the gameplay is solid and fun. I'd like to spend more time with it, but this is essentially a Freemium Mobile Game disguised as a PC Game. Its got all the signs, constant online connection neeeded, incredibly scare resources, pitful exp and credit rewards for replaying missions, gameplay driven by loot boxes, and a level select screen straight from any mobile game. The only thing missing is a godawful energy system, which it thankfully lacks. I managed to get 1 hour into it before I hit my first wall, a mission where you have to take out a tough enemy, unlike the other missions takedowns and sneaking were useless (infinite resources), so I'd have to use ammo to defeat the enemy, unfortunately ammo canno...

Deus Ex: Breach™ is a cash-in/ripoff of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. Imagine all the work that was wasted on "The Fall" dialed up, anti-aliased, and made into some abstract meme-puzzle where you have to pay for ammo. Yeah, it's something like that. The puzzles are boring, the hacking utterly pointless, and the enemy AI borderline non-existent. Previous Deus Ex games affirm the difficulty I've asked for. That is, "I want Deus Ex". This isn't it. Instead, you get a 10 gig Always-Online F2P mess that shouldn't even be allowed on the Steam Store. If you don't agree with my sentiment or think it lacks evidence, check out the video "Deus Ex Breach is a Waste of Time", or try "playing" the game yourself. Rest assured, five minutes of Deus Ex: Breach™ will set you straighter than Mike Pence hooking you up to a machine intended for electroconvulsive therapy.

A standalone free-to-play arcade version of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is amazing in concept, yet terrible in execution. Breach mode is one of the weakest parts of the main game, and that is very aparent here. A very slow grind that is very clearly pay-to-advance, Deus Ex: Breach isn't worth your time.

Confusing, graphically sterile, and a desperate cash grab.

first, you're running on limited resource to progress through this game, faming previous levels makes no sense since it only gives you 100 credits while first clear rewards you around 4-5k which is 2% and you have to farm levels for like 50 times to get what you should have for first clear bonus. second, there's something called "AI status" in this game which raise level difficulties according to your playstyle each time you completed a level, now this sounds fun and all untill you know the only item to lower difficulties is dropped from loot crates. farming levels for xp would simply raise difficulty above and beyond. third, if you're an stealth enthusiast, your progression is blocked at third zone (network_1B) where you are forced to kill elite units using firearms becuase there's simply not enough explosive barrel placed in the level for you to destory them and your weapon is not even making a dent, there is no real stealth solution in this game! same thing goes for loud build, the...

Runs like garbage, can't even get a solid 30 fps Badly optimized. Can't believe I'm saying this about a Deus Ex game.

Has serious data leaks can only reload a level once or twice before the game has an issue and closes out. Otherwise runs beautifully.

first of all, despite what EVERYONE says, NOT A SINGLE CENT OF CASH IS NEEDED TO GET TROUGH THIS GAME AT ALL. theres a shop where you can buy ammo at reasonable prices and also THERE ARE OTHER WAYS besides just ramming into the face of everything with a machinegun, which 90% of people here seems not to understand or even realize at minimum. The Good: -nice to pass the time. -has end-game unlockables and secret areas. -missions dont tend to take much time. -mid-late game missions tend to get your heart pumping real hard as the struggle gets heavier. -"random rarity" boxes are a pretty good system IMO, since theyre not really THAT random, people is just lazy, if you save up for around 10-15 missions you can easily buy a REALLY GOOD box and get a real nice upgrade on your weapons. -you can get trough the entire game without buying ammo, just by upgrading your weapons with cartridge(on-clip) capacity and damage. -the difficulty curve on the enemies "adapting(more like dully buffing themse...

Looks like a mobile game.