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the missions have corridors and some alternate routes too. but i only played as much as they had in the demo.
but i don't think it really feels like either of the deus ex games...
not sure if we are talking about the same Deus Ex games. I played Deus Ex: HR and MK both completely stealth/undetected/ghost and as a pacifist without killing a single npc. I could of course do the opposite and go in guns blazing depending on the cyberware equiped. Robocop is just that, it's Alex Murphy the Robot doing his thing just like in the movies and it's fine but there is not really much freedom in this game. some dialogue options based on collected items and points in a social tree are a nice touch but it doesn't change much at all or does it?
yeah!? so?
it's used when you have two or more... right!?
the 2nd one? invisible war? yeah... not bad, but not a good deus ex game.