… but he still liked it. Everyone who knew how beloved the originalDeus Exwas also knew thatHuman Revolutionhad a lot to live up to. As a huge fan of the first game, I thoughtDE:HRwas flawed but still really enjoyable. Looks like Warren Spector, lead designer ofDeus Ex, thought so too.
“It was one of the few games I finished,” he said to GamesIndustry.biz, “and I know the guys on the team and I know how dedicated they were and how respectful of the original they were; their hearts were in the right place and they did a wonderful job.”
But that’s not to say it was a perfectDeus Exgame; Spector found himself screaming at his television on more than one occasion: “…because there were two, three, four things they did where I just said ‘Nooooo, why did you this? Noooo!’ and, and it wasn’t that it was right or wrong, it was different than what I [expected].”
I’m sure it must please the team at Eidos Montreal to know the creator of the franchise enjoyed their long-awaited sequel. Now if only they would give us some details onThief 4.
