Amazing, Indie magic. The hardest, most unforgiveably dense game in a long time. Some of the best cyberpunk cityscape design, maybe even edging out Hengsha in DE:HR.
I've never played a game that gave you as many options as E.Y.E does, there's about a dozen ways to fight a group of enemies, assuming you want to at all. Even the hallowed Deus Ex pales in comparison to the variety you get in E.Y.E,, It has co-op, too, with the option to play campaigns or stand-alone missions from the HQ hub, with new game+ and massive character customisation and on-the-fly specialisation, it has a whole heap of the best features of old rpgs.
But, just so I've told you, its poorly translated in places, a bit buggy, and absolutely refuses to hold your hand, and has a ludicrously dense and convoluted story.

Buy it if you can spare ten bucks, and hit me up for a co-op, its a beast of a game.

Pretty damn good. There's still some balance issues waiting to be ironed out, but the classes are fun to play as, brings BF2142 to mind most of all, and the map design is great, with levels that actually feel like they were once a real place, cities and industrial facilities filled with nooks and crannies, and great vertical mobility, and not a deathmatch map from the deathmatch dimension.

There's nothing as satisfying as drawing your bow, turning round in the saddle, timing your shot and lowering your arm to see the enemy general slump limply from his saddle, your arrow in his neck.
I wasn't expecting to enjoy a realistic medieval setting for my combat, but the moment I was in the desert, cutting down fleeing bandits from horseback I was sold on this game.