Deus Ex - UNATCO

Deus Ex (2000) was widely praised for its melodious and ambient music which incorporates a number of genres, such as classical, jazz, and techno.

The soundtrack of Deus Ex was extolled by critics for aptly complementing the gritty and haunting atmosphere predominant throughout the game.

All listed tracks were composed by Alexander Brandon, Dan Gardopee, Michiel van den Bos and Reeves Gabrels. A compact disc of the Deus Ex soundtrack was only included in the "Game of the Year" edition and is not available for separate purchase, but all tracks are readily available on the internet. Originally only thirty tracks were included with the re-release, with tracks thirty-one through forty-one considered as extras.

During play, the music will change to a different iteration of the current song based on the player's actions. For instance, this usually occurs when the player starts a conversation, engages in combat, or transitions to the next level.

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[cody fisher]

Deus Ex isn't a game, it's a piece of art

[TheArrestingOfficer]

BOP-BOP-BOP-BOP-BOP BAP-BOP-BAP-BOP-BAPA

[T DC]

Wrong game...

[ParonRemi57]

I think it's against the protocole agent...

[Siintyhos]

did i ever tell you the definition, of insanity?

[Minecrafter12594]

That's an understatement.

[rzouniesz]

ha was not a man... he was a laputan machine ;]

[Alex Crick]

That's what art is, it's a creative outlet, something for the spectators (players in this case) to get entertainment out of

[CatWithAnRPG]

NANINA-NINONINONI-NANINA-NINON­INONI

[CatWithAnRPG]

No, it's both

[GmodPlusWoW]

In a world where one man wanted orange, society deemed that he get lemon-lime...

Soda just got real.

[Dimbark]

Is that implying that games aren't art?