This music -especially at the relatively fast part in the middle- gives me the feeling that since the big bang and until eternity, the reason any entity exists is to achieve power and there is no way to change this. Its a dark, overarching, suffocating but mysterious depression in a hard to explain way.
I cutted it from 0:35 to 1:07 as my ringtone. This song is quite suitable as ringing tone.
But it is not the full version! This is only 1st subtrack of the song! I liked the battle subtrack and the dialog subtrack. If i could upload full version, i will upload!
@corwinph i'm not talking about meanings here....the piece is called opponent within...it's like calling michael jackson's beat it "get lost"....same meaning no?? but doesn't work that way..same thing
Deus Ex is more immersive than Crysis, which is a huge feat because it doesn't rely on impressive graphics to suck you in, but instead uses gameplay, story,music and atmosphere to achieve this.
@turgore Yes, in fact Crysis's storyline was bad: cliche, predictable, inconcistent, with horrible storytelling, boring and shallow characters who tried to take themselves too serious. I never understood the hype with Crysis, and I consider myself a PC gamer. Sure, the graphics are great, but the game is.... shallow at every other thing. It can't even compare with the awesomeness of Deus Ex.
@alerommel1 Crytek games have never been much about the plot or setting. Crysis was basically "Shoot Things in an Open Jungle 2: This Time With Aliens" It's a game that's well worth a price of a movie ticket if you enjoy shooting things in a jungle. Though not as much as "Shoot Things in an Open Jungle: Mutants & Mercenaries", even that one had even worse plot, the atmosphere was way better, and that's what matters in gaming.
@alerommel1 Depends much on what you appreciate in games, and what kind of flaws you can look past. At best Far Cry is like Half-Life on tropical archipelago + stealth, at worst it's a drunken mixature of Commando, Island of dr. Moreau, and generic corridor shooter #26473.
I recommend trying it. Let's just say that I remember having fun crawling through the jungle and blowing up merc bases, but the game would've been ten times better if they had just cut away all the story parts.
@zonilo1 That's true. People also hype Crysis so much, because it wasn't a corridor shooter, and instead it had a decent amount of freedom. While this is true to some degree, the amount of freedom Crysis had, is nothing really all that great. After all the missions are very linear, and they get repetitive very quick. Most space is wasted and consists of trees without anyone nearby. Not to mention that, after the aliens pop in, the game becomes a bad Half Life clone.
The first time this ever played, my jaw just literally dropped when I realized where I was. The build up to escaping from your former work place is incredible, no other game has ever come close to making me feel this way.
Well except maybe Human revolution but even then nothing beats these tracks from the original, they're too good.
@Saffirewilt It was the exact opposite for me, I felt really safe at this part of the game going around UNATCO and recruiting Reyes, Jacobson and Carter to help me before I left.
@HuskyVerbatim Now try realistic mode if u didnt already. It can be challenging in places but makes it more fun. Also try shifter mod for some good features.
This might be my favorite music from the game.... When I listen to it I remember escaping from my jail cell and gasping when I realized I was in the Unatco building.
They really should have made it so saving Miguel was an action on par with saving Paul, Smuggler, Jock etc, so you'd be treated with some extra dialogue or assistance later in the game.
This particular piece of music is by far my favorite in the game, and to me sums up the theme perfectly. The first 36 seconds has kind of a bleak, dystopic feel to it, much like the world we begin the game in. At :37, the music all of sudden comes to life and sounds...well, hopeful. This is JC Denton as the 'Deus Ex Machina' coming in and struggling to bring humanity to an uncaring, grim world.
I played this game recently, just to see what all the hype was about, and seriously, even with an average score of 91% on Gamerankings, this game is still far too underrated. This is THE game of the past decade in my opinion - not even Half-Life 2 can compare.
@ZGoten Yeah, the issue is that it was a pretty big "sleeper" hit. It didn't get appreciated for at least a few months and more like a year before people really figured out just how good it was.
I remember, at the age of 13, fighting my way through UNATCO HQ, being forced to kill my former teammates, my jaw set in a hard line. This game is one of those that stays with you forever.
anyone remember Jacob's book you found in several levels? i searched everywhere to find the real book because it seemed so interesting but it was only a fake book :(
My praise for this game isn't enough. This game stands as the undisputed best game of history. I played this game back in 2007 and I would play it again. Each time I think of this game all my other 200 games feel so inferior and empty...
@redwaller66 I totaly agree with you, I really loved that part of the game (and many others too) that's awesome how the creators make you have feelings for things made of pixels lol
This game is one of the best game ever made and will always be, for all the genius elements putted into it,
one of most immersive virtual universe created and one of the best video game story line ever.
The most emotional part of the game for me. I really didn't want to leave UNATCO. I knew you could make lots of choices in this game, so when you meet up with Paul in New York, I tried everything I could to not leave UNATCO. But, alas, everything I did could not stop fate. So when I revisted UNATCO HQ now as their enemy, and had to kill most of the people there, I did not like it. I mean I loved it as part of the game, but emotionally didn;t like it.
@redwaller66 U didnt had to kill it, just beaten up so they get unconsicous.Theres even a non-lethal walktrougth on youtube that teachs how to play the whole game without any killing.
@redwaller66 i was like you the first time through but i reloaded and knocked out everyone rather than killing them..i just couldn't do it, i had made friends with these guys earlier, especially the guy at the front desk. I killed manderly on my 1st play through ko'd him the 2nd.
I love the music for this game, so much I recorded a few cassettes of it. I even went crazy once and recorded the story played out over 3 Maxell C-90 cassettes.
Here's something interesting--The music was composed on a Commodore Amiga computer- a machine that was developed in 1985! Amazing sound for a 25 year old computer, eh?
Omikron has amazing music! Thank you for sharing. The music in this game acutally reminds me of a soundtrack for the movie Biggles (1986). The music was composed on similar hardware- not the Amiga but the Fairlight CMI which the Amiga's sound system was based on. The Fairlight CMI was more advanced in terms of sound quality though. The keyboard was used by groups like Art Of Noise, ZZ Top, Stevie Wonder and many others.
Yes it does. I do not like the score for Deus Ex II, too boring and modern sounding. Reminds me of the score for my least favorite Batman movie "The Dark Knight" (2008). I just don't dig it, do you? Does anyone here like Deus Ex II? I thought it was kinda mediocre and unsatisfying. I also don't like the lack of secret passages or ways to mess with the A/I or the lack of "bugs" XD
me too, I hate how there was no way to stay with them, i would have loved to have stayed with them and found a way from witihn to take out the bad guy. And this track kicks ass.
you have missed out on a treat, i understand what you mean i often skip text in games as lots of it is tedious and by the numbers, but if you take the time to at least pay attention to the conversations and play through the entire game you will find it to be a good experience.
Sure the graphics suck ass now but it is still in my opinion the greatest game ever
This song is so epic as it plays when you break out of the Majestic 12 lab only to find out you were underground the UNATCO building all along! Then it all starts to come together
...Anyway, such a beautiful piece of music. This was always my favorite from the game. It starts out sounding bleak and dull and comes to life at :37, just like a Deus Ex Machina.
one of the crazy things from the sequel to this game was at the end returning to unatco hq..yet again... almost like the game was admitting dx 1 was the shit
oh... by the way.. does ion storm still exist ? what about looking glass ? will the planescape universe see another incarnation ? what about another anachronox ? or dungeon keeper ? .. do you guys see where I am going with this ?
Ion Storm is defunct. Warren Spector is still out there but it seems Deus Ex was a fluke for him or at least most of the development was in someone else's hands, so his other games aren't really as popular. The employees of Looking Glass generally dispersed and the company merged into another. Some of the employees were responsible for BioShock, if I remember correctly. Others are working at Eidos, possibly on the next installment of Thief (which could be similar to Deus Ex from the concept art)
Um... I am playing it for the 1st time now... and I have a bunch of 360 games and newer PC games that I am not playing as a result... so... um, nostalgia my ass.. this game is soaked in coolness.
Not you too scott...no...
JeremyJT 2 days ago
I guess i will make no kill, no aug, no medikits and no biocell run
klepciu 3 weeks ago
Why does Manderley attack you after seeing him the second time? That makes no sense for me.
bbsancler 3 weeks ago
@bbsancler Especially since he's basically an old guy and JC is an unstoppable killing machine, lol.
Gamezpussy 3 weeks ago
@bbsancler He does not, he starts to shoot at you when you try to leave the office.
ThePercussionGun 1 week ago
it's hard to kill in other games after Deus Ex
MMikeRUS 4 weeks ago
This music -especially at the relatively fast part in the middle- gives me the feeling that since the big bang and until eternity, the reason any entity exists is to achieve power and there is no way to change this. Its a dark, overarching, suffocating but mysterious depression in a hard to explain way.
kulsevdasi 4 weeks ago
@kulsevdasi nice comment, very evocative
lordvivecjjj 3 weeks ago
@lordvivecjjj
Thanks a lot man :))
kulsevdasi 11 hours ago
This is the BEST Deus Ex Soundtrack!
I cutted it from 0:35 to 1:07 as my ringtone. This song is quite suitable as ringing tone.
But it is not the full version! This is only 1st subtrack of the song! I liked the battle subtrack and the dialog subtrack. If i could upload full version, i will upload!
X1715 1 month ago
@X1715 Same ringtune here!
Ktooosiek28 1 month ago
@X1715
Dude pleaseee is there a way you can send me your ringtone?
kulsevdasi 4 weeks ago
@kulsevdasi
yes. see the private message.
X1715 4 weeks ago
this piece is called Opponent Within not Enemy Within
moomen2009 1 month ago
@moomen2009 Tomato, tamoto. Same thing, besides Enemy Within is a term that is more commonly used than Opponent Within.
corwinph 1 month ago
@corwinph i'm not talking about meanings here....the piece is called opponent within...it's like calling michael jackson's beat it "get lost"....same meaning no?? but doesn't work that way..same thing
moomen2009 1 month ago
no one can be trusted
ratchetbomber 1 month ago
"You Denton's really hung us out to dry."
kvan1917 2 months ago 4
God damnit, Lloyd, why can't I kill you?
Tytanized 2 months ago
My favorite song in the game. :)
adam78180 2 months ago
Haha I got :49 to 1:07 as my ringtone. Makes getting your phone out like defusing a fucking bomb as the pitch gets higher.
McJamesV 2 months ago 4
"Actually I doubt you'll get the chance, look around, your former pupil has come to see his old instructor...."
TheMazerRackham 3 months ago 2
Amazing song. This and the Hong Kong Themes are epic.
FibrousAcquiescence 3 months ago 3
Time: Unknown
Location: Unknown
That alone blew me away
mirocu100 3 months ago
The feeling when I left the MJ12 base and realizing it was UNATCO made me feel so overpowered with amazement.
Deus Ex Forever.
CheifyX 3 months ago 7
@CheifyX Too true. When I played it it went something like this:
Yay! I can see the exit :D
Wait a minute... this room looks familiar :/
Dear god... I'm in UNATCO-HQ! D:>
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
7graywolf7 2 months ago 8
Deus Ex is more immersive than Crysis, which is a huge feat because it doesn't rely on impressive graphics to suck you in, but instead uses gameplay, story,music and atmosphere to achieve this.
turgore 4 months ago 10
@turgore Yes, in fact Crysis's storyline was bad: cliche, predictable, inconcistent, with horrible storytelling, boring and shallow characters who tried to take themselves too serious. I never understood the hype with Crysis, and I consider myself a PC gamer. Sure, the graphics are great, but the game is.... shallow at every other thing. It can't even compare with the awesomeness of Deus Ex.
alerommel1 3 months ago 4
@alerommel1 Crytek games have never been much about the plot or setting. Crysis was basically "Shoot Things in an Open Jungle 2: This Time With Aliens" It's a game that's well worth a price of a movie ticket if you enjoy shooting things in a jungle. Though not as much as "Shoot Things in an Open Jungle: Mutants & Mercenaries", even that one had even worse plot, the atmosphere was way better, and that's what matters in gaming.
fiveMIRrOrs 3 months ago
@fiveMIRrOrs Hmmm.... I haven't played Far Cry 1 yet. After the massive dissapointment that was Crysis to me, do you recommend FC1?
alerommel1 3 months ago
@alerommel1 Depends much on what you appreciate in games, and what kind of flaws you can look past. At best Far Cry is like Half-Life on tropical archipelago + stealth, at worst it's a drunken mixature of Commando, Island of dr. Moreau, and generic corridor shooter #26473.
I recommend trying it. Let's just say that I remember having fun crawling through the jungle and blowing up merc bases, but the game would've been ten times better if they had just cut away all the story parts.
fiveMIRrOrs 3 months ago
@fiveMIRrOrs I see! I will definitely try it then! Thanks for the recommendation! :)
alerommel1 3 months ago
@alerommel1
"I never understood the hype with Crysis"
It's all because of the graphics and "realism" which is what the gaming mainly focuses on today and they have forgotten of what games are all about.
zonilo1 1 month ago
@zonilo1 That's true. People also hype Crysis so much, because it wasn't a corridor shooter, and instead it had a decent amount of freedom. While this is true to some degree, the amount of freedom Crysis had, is nothing really all that great. After all the missions are very linear, and they get repetitive very quick. Most space is wasted and consists of trees without anyone nearby. Not to mention that, after the aliens pop in, the game becomes a bad Half Life clone.
alerommel1 1 month ago
I can't get enough of 0:35.
shockraid1 4 months ago
@ndmda7 Mine too. Made a piano-like version, you might want to check it out :)
thequorthon 5 months ago
Was this music playing in UNATCO after we escape from MJ-12 prisons?
sloggie20 5 months ago 5
@sloggie20 yeah
MrKen2501 5 months ago
@sloggie20 yup
suyash6 5 months ago
this game is still in this year 2011 looking like a masterpiece like no other, and music certainly helps
Torsti2003z 5 months ago 6
The first time this ever played, my jaw just literally dropped when I realized where I was. The build up to escaping from your former work place is incredible, no other game has ever come close to making me feel this way.
Well except maybe Human revolution but even then nothing beats these tracks from the original, they're too good.
Heilos2006 6 months ago 18
i like the part that goes 0:36 dun dun dun dun dun dun dun Din Din dun dun dun dun
CorruptCatalystVids1 6 months ago 4
Sounds like the prologue to a big revolution.
DarkFenix48 6 months ago
I have never felt so alone in a game before. You literally couldn't trust ANYONE during this part.
Saffirewilt 6 months ago 71
@Saffirewilt It was the exact opposite for me, I felt really safe at this part of the game going around UNATCO and recruiting Reyes, Jacobson and Carter to help me before I left.
KeiToEverything 4 months ago 5
@Saffirewilt Aren't you forgetting Miguel?
timm4y5 1 month ago 4
Man... this part =)
UNGLELK 6 months ago
Is that a tractor?
OldfieldFan1 6 months ago
@215858452845
Sure, NSF00L.
Firesprayer 6 months ago 6
@Firesprayer you mean "nsf001"
johndoe3k5 6 months ago 7
Paul.
UNATCO hurt my weenie.
shockraid1 7 months ago
@215858452845 i dont get it
12345678900emiry 7 months ago
@12345678900emiry it was password to some console on first level(statue one)
Rex2k10 7 months ago
GET THE FUCK OUTTA HERE, DENTON!!!
MioRaem 7 months ago
This part of the game literally made me cry.
redwaller66 8 months ago 16
Bloodshot!
wemstrum 9 months ago 5
Hotshot !
Zwiebel10 9 months ago
This song makes the player realize betrayal.
Then. The determination to seek revenge, as one realizes finally who the true enemy is.
AlexanderCrest 10 months ago 62
I beat this game for the first time last night. Certainly one of the most memorable games I've ever played, if not the most.
HuskyVerbatim 10 months ago 5
@HuskyVerbatim
fuck yeah it is...and its pushing 12....which might as well be 50 in game years
frankDPW 10 months ago
@HuskyVerbatim Now try realistic mode if u didnt already. It can be challenging in places but makes it more fun. Also try shifter mod for some good features.
BoguleZ 7 months ago
OK! Who is the GENIUS that composed the music for this game?
jenskeroro 10 months ago
@jenskeroro Dude, check the description. :P
malevc 10 months ago
This might be my favorite music from the game.... When I listen to it I remember escaping from my jail cell and gasping when I realized I was in the Unatco building.
10forRP 11 months ago 10
This game is awesome
P4W3R 11 months ago
I saved miguel!!!
Atrahasis7 11 months ago 11
@Atrahasis7 I told him to wait until I dealt with the guards and promptly forgot about him until JUST AFTER escaping from the MJ12 part.
I like to think he found his own way out after I left him behind :(
darthflyeroflines 11 months ago 3
@Atrahasis7
Me too.
Mrster 11 months ago
@Atrahasis7 not that hard. "wait here" , kill everyone, que him to follow. XD
JSHADOWM 6 months ago
We're not out yet..
Fistofass 11 months ago
They really should have made it so saving Miguel was an action on par with saving Paul, Smuggler, Jock etc, so you'd be treated with some extra dialogue or assistance later in the game.
GangstaNih 11 months ago 7
*plays game for first time*
*beats last part and this starts up*
*Realizes all this sickness was under of UNATCO, and remembers what carter said "most of the people in here are 24 carat gold"*
*Uses only the baton, Riot prod and tranquilizers for the escape*
Immersion. Killing those guys who just wanted to honestly help the world felt WRONG. i shot manderly in the face with a 30.06 though XD
JSHADOWM 11 months ago 14
@JSHADOWM You can use gas grenades and pepper spray to stun them.
Zylo587 10 months ago
Is ... is someone there?
murdock283 11 months ago 10
ps We Will Beat You At Darts !
Rakatan6666 11 months ago 4
Miguel helps you!!!
P4W3R 1 year ago 3
Level 4?...of...NO! DAMN BASTARDS!!!
NintendoManiac888 1 year ago 9
50 credits say I get this pig.
rgm1984 1 year ago 2
0:35 - jesus has it been really 10 years?
Duphe 1 year ago 11
@Duphe the lessons still apply. If you choose to accept them that is.
ExcessCongruence 1 year ago
This particular piece of music is by far my favorite in the game, and to me sums up the theme perfectly. The first 36 seconds has kind of a bleak, dystopic feel to it, much like the world we begin the game in. At :37, the music all of sudden comes to life and sounds...well, hopeful. This is JC Denton as the 'Deus Ex Machina' coming in and struggling to bring humanity to an uncaring, grim world.
natevines 1 year ago 17
@natevines
Honestly, all I can feel in the song is anger. Incredible, gutteral anger. That's probably because of the context of the song though.
Puglous 1 year ago
@natevines Jesus Christ, Denton!
l0rf 9 months ago 5
Must ... resist... the urge... to ...
Alright, installing it right now.
XKhobarX 1 year ago 14
I never had the heart to kill the boys who worked for UNATCO. It was always a tranquilizer dart for them...
StormZephyr 1 year ago 8
@StormZephyr
I know! It's hard to kill sgt. Berry og Corporal Collins, especially Collins...he's just a decent guy in the wrong place.
GlennoMr 1 year ago 4
Re-installing.
nkepke 1 year ago 9
@nkepke Me too :) After listening to this, got on steam and i'm downloading now. Great game.
z3n0mal4 1 year ago
I forgot how much the Deus Ex soundtrack sounds like a gay Dutch dance club.
IcarusXFnord 1 year ago
@IcarusXFnord LMAO. Why does it have to be gay? xD
danny6290 1 year ago
@IcarusXFnord what kind of fucked up clubs you been going to?
liamjd1 1 year ago
@liamjd1 Only the ones in my mind
@danny6290 Because they're Dutch!
IcarusXFnord 1 year ago
i hear some Donkey Kong Country 3 :: Waterfall music in here!!
XtacticGamer 1 year ago
Asperger syndrome.. stirring..
depravedmalice 1 year ago
@depravedmalice
okay lol how is this connected to the Asperger syndrome?
Whoneedsareallife 1 year ago
I played this game recently, just to see what all the hype was about, and seriously, even with an average score of 91% on Gamerankings, this game is still far too underrated. This is THE game of the past decade in my opinion - not even Half-Life 2 can compare.
ZGoten 1 year ago 12
@ZGoten Yeah, the issue is that it was a pretty big "sleeper" hit. It didn't get appreciated for at least a few months and more like a year before people really figured out just how good it was.
bigpoppa1234 1 year ago
You really hear Alex Brandon's Jazz Jackrabbit 2 history in this song
Rutgerman95 1 year ago
reinstalling...
zgrendelz 1 year ago
I remember, at the age of 13, fighting my way through UNATCO HQ, being forced to kill my former teammates, my jaw set in a hard line. This game is one of those that stays with you forever.
banditjourno 1 year ago 3
@banditjourno me too man, me too. It felt like the world was against you, and you had to seek refuge among tracer tong an his men ^^
Angloth 1 year ago
@banditjourno You didn't have to kill anyone. You still had a baton and gathered tranq darts later, just to knock them unconcious. ;)
Pivotisreallyfun 11 months ago
Can't describe how much i love this game and this soundtrack <3
Regards, aequitaS
HughJaZZ 1 year ago 5
anyone remember Jacob's book you found in several levels? i searched everywhere to find the real book because it seemed so interesting but it was only a fake book :(
Oztington007 1 year ago 2
@gmodrace Nonlethal playthrough for me...didn't kill anyone!
sakredfire 1 year ago
My praise for this game isn't enough. This game stands as the undisputed best game of history. I played this game back in 2007 and I would play it again. Each time I think of this game all my other 200 games feel so inferior and empty...
TerrestialSatelite 1 year ago 8
@redwaller66 I totaly agree with you, I really loved that part of the game (and many others too) that's awesome how the creators make you have feelings for things made of pixels lol
This game is one of the best game ever made and will always be, for all the genius elements putted into it,
one of most immersive virtual universe created and one of the best video game story line ever.
beninsky12 1 year ago 3
JC a bong!
A boonngggg...
sethsminion 1 year ago
The most emotional part of the game for me. I really didn't want to leave UNATCO. I knew you could make lots of choices in this game, so when you meet up with Paul in New York, I tried everything I could to not leave UNATCO. But, alas, everything I did could not stop fate. So when I revisted UNATCO HQ now as their enemy, and had to kill most of the people there, I did not like it. I mean I loved it as part of the game, but emotionally didn;t like it.
It's one of the best parts of the game.
redwaller66 1 year ago 10
@redwaller66 U didnt had to kill it, just beaten up so they get unconsicous.Theres even a non-lethal walktrougth on youtube that teachs how to play the whole game without any killing.
untmortadela 1 year ago
@redwaller66 i was like you the first time through but i reloaded and knocked out everyone rather than killing them..i just couldn't do it, i had made friends with these guys earlier, especially the guy at the front desk. I killed manderly on my 1st play through ko'd him the 2nd.
Stormcommando 1 year ago
@redwaller66
i agree with you 100%
my jaw was dropped throughout this whole level
TKDmidgit 1 year ago 5
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cool70200 1 year ago
It's from the part where you escape from the MJ12 bunker underneath UNATCO. Epic moment.
ThePowerofReason 1 year ago 2
Love this game, what part was this music at again? Was it where you assaulted UNATCO?
ChimpyBOB 1 year ago
I know your UNATCO killphrase: Laputan Machine.
GmodPlusWoW 1 year ago 5
"I'm gonna have to kill you myself..."
"Take your best shot, flatlander woman."
spyMic158 1 year ago 10
@spyMic158
How did you know...
BOOOOOOM
BigBox86 1 year ago
"How.... how did you know?"
*KABOOM!*
PJacko1985 1 year ago 2
go back
AndreDarkAngel 2 years ago
I love the music for this game, so much I recorded a few cassettes of it. I even went crazy once and recorded the story played out over 3 Maxell C-90 cassettes.
Here's something interesting--The music was composed on a Commodore Amiga computer- a machine that was developed in 1985! Amazing sound for a 25 year old computer, eh?
cartoonfan1920s 2 years ago 11
yeah 1985 was agreat year imean the people being born at that time..its amaizng them usic u should try out omikron game music too
rajendrabiswas 2 years ago
Omikron has amazing music! Thank you for sharing. The music in this game acutally reminds me of a soundtrack for the movie Biggles (1986). The music was composed on similar hardware- not the Amiga but the Fairlight CMI which the Amiga's sound system was based on. The Fairlight CMI was more advanced in terms of sound quality though. The keyboard was used by groups like Art Of Noise, ZZ Top, Stevie Wonder and many others.
cartoonfan1920s 2 years ago
this computers u said seemd to be amaizng.are they bettr than modern software like fl studio
rajendrabiswas 2 years ago
They are, but The Fairlight was a Standalone machine, it did not do anything else besides play music. It also costed 20,000 dollars back in the day.
cartoonfan1920s 2 years ago
I think, that you should also add the fact that a bit "computery" music goes so well with this games setting.
ElonlFFF 2 years ago
Yes it does. I do not like the score for Deus Ex II, too boring and modern sounding. Reminds me of the score for my least favorite Batman movie "The Dark Knight" (2008). I just don't dig it, do you? Does anyone here like Deus Ex II? I thought it was kinda mediocre and unsatisfying. I also don't like the lack of secret passages or ways to mess with the A/I or the lack of "bugs" XD
"I WANT ORANGE! THEY GAVE ME LEMON LIME!"
cartoonfan1920s 2 years ago
Perhaps the best game mankind ever created
XXXNATEDOGGGXXX 2 years ago 9
game has goodm usic just likeanohter great game which cmae before deus ex called omikron
rajendrabiswas 2 years ago
this game is a mindchanger. after finishing it you begin to question authority.
Duphe 2 years ago 41
changed my life lol
hhhxxxhhh 2 years ago 2
This music got me so pumped up. Nobody could stop me with this in the background :]
drack610 2 years ago 5
we are the deus ex generation no other generation will exxperience perfection like we did
verified2 2 years ago 45
so did the omikron generation
rajendrabiswas 2 years ago
ah yea the good old games cant forget em i remember lot these games wen i was 5 THEY KICKED ASS!
TheFlamingNoob 2 years ago 6
Deus Ex: Every time you mention it. SOMEONE will jizz in his pants.
Katalmach 2 years ago 190
WOOWOOOWOOOWOOOOOOOOO HNNNGGHH *skeet*
022107 2 years ago 3
SOMEONE will re-install it, too. Might not be the same person, but still.
MGlBlaze 2 years ago 2
@Katalmach will you be one of them? I regress into dystopian coma personally.
francotron2000 1 year ago
@Katalmach or hers ;)
hunkyzombie 1 year ago
@Katalmach
Gotta change, you bastard.
Lisutbg 1 year ago
@Katalmach And every time that person is me.
jenskeroro 8 months ago
@Katalmach i have heard it so many time i have no jizz left to jizz
elmalhermano 7 months ago
inspires.. a subtle urgency into thinking, how the future will be.
creedencelearwater 2 years ago 8
lovely memories :)
123lawoman 2 years ago 3
I loved working for UNATCO. Just like in TIE-Fighter, sometimes it's just more fun on the big team.
Mrster 2 years ago 8
me too, I hate how there was no way to stay with them, i would have loved to have stayed with them and found a way from witihn to take out the bad guy. And this track kicks ass.
Stormcommando 2 years ago 8
Deus Ex: Every time you mention it. SOMEONE will reinstall it...
badger40 2 years ago 52
haha so true
Yelovv 2 years ago 8
Yep, just reinstalled it last night actually.
Most games of my childhood that I go back and play lose something now that im older, but Deus Ex is just as awesome as i remember it.
stickyresin 2 years ago 12
lol your right i reinstall that game hundred of times it all scratched up and everything
Solidsonic1 2 years ago 8
a masterpiece
Benny211088 2 years ago 2
there is no right word to describe the awesomeness of Deus Ex :D
but yeah, I agree; A masterpiece, still great enough.
Joulupossu 2 years ago 5
UNATCO betrayed me!! The bastards!!
Good game though. 10000000/10
"..I see your heart beating. I see you are afraid."
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PsHyCoKill3R 2 years ago
I was so sad i had to break away from unatco!
redwaller66 2 years ago
on a scale of one to ten, this game is over NINE THOUSAND!!
jerrik96 2 years ago 24
i could never get into the reading on this game, whenever i found stuff to read id just skip it.
does that ruin the feeling of the game?
cause i havent beat it, but when i play it now the graphics look really bad.
unfortunesoull 2 years ago
you have missed out on a treat, i understand what you mean i often skip text in games as lots of it is tedious and by the numbers, but if you take the time to at least pay attention to the conversations and play through the entire game you will find it to be a good experience.
Sure the graphics suck ass now but it is still in my opinion the greatest game ever
iamrob7 2 years ago
This song is so epic as it plays when you break out of the Majestic 12 lab only to find out you were underground the UNATCO building all along! Then it all starts to come together
Darkangel754 2 years ago
Yeah dude! I mean i felt so fucking betrayed eventhough i knew that i was the traitor
Angloth 2 years ago
Yes I was surprised when I first played it but in retrospect it's kind of obvious, haha
GoodbyeMarco 2 years ago
...Anyway, such a beautiful piece of music. This was always my favorite from the game. It starts out sounding bleak and dull and comes to life at :37, just like a Deus Ex Machina.
natevines 2 years ago
one of the crazy things from the sequel to this game was at the end returning to unatco hq..yet again... almost like the game was admitting dx 1 was the shit
creedencelearwater 3 years ago
oh... by the way.. does ion storm still exist ? what about looking glass ? will the planescape universe see another incarnation ? what about another anachronox ? or dungeon keeper ? .. do you guys see where I am going with this ?
ZenOfEmotion 3 years ago
Ion Storm is defunct. Warren Spector is still out there but it seems Deus Ex was a fluke for him or at least most of the development was in someone else's hands, so his other games aren't really as popular. The employees of Looking Glass generally dispersed and the company merged into another. Some of the employees were responsible for BioShock, if I remember correctly. Others are working at Eidos, possibly on the next installment of Thief (which could be similar to Deus Ex from the concept art)
GoodbyeMarco 2 years ago
Kind of a sad story =S
Angloth 2 years ago
They are making a 4th Thief? Awesome
bushwhacker2k 2 years ago
Um... I am playing it for the 1st time now... and I have a bunch of 360 games and newer PC games that I am not playing as a result... so... um, nostalgia my ass.. this game is soaked in coolness.
ZenOfEmotion 3 years ago