Deus Ex: The Fall coming to iOS this week
Game publisher Square Enix has announced that the latest game in the dystopian cyberpunk series Deus Ex will be making its way to iOS devices this week. The

Game publisher Square Enix has announced that the latest game in the dystopian cyberpunk series Deus Ex will be making its way to iOS devices this week. The game will be hitting the iTunes App Store on July 11 and is set to cost $6.99 (Rs 420 approx). The game takes place in the same time period as Human Revolution, but it follows a completely different character this time around. Judging by the announcement trailer, the game seems to be a full-fledged Deus Ex game. Check out the trailer:

Deus Ex: The Fall is a full-fledged Deus Ex game for iOS devices
Deus Ex: Human Revolution was released in 2011 as a prequel to the original Deus Ex. The game takes place during the relative start of the era of human augmentation. Apart from giving great stealth and action gameplay, Human Revolution was applauded for the multiple routes through levels that it allowed. While it was applauded for all these things, the game did catch a lot of flak for having bad boss fights.
Where the original Deus Ex was famous for letting you handle any situation—including boss fights—however you wanted, Human Revolution's boss fight could only be fought like a typical FPS game. Read our review for Deus Ex: Human Revolution here.
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