Deus Ex Human Revolution

Deus Ex Human Revolution

The game is set in 2027, 25 years before the first game in the series, at a time when multinational corporations have grown in power beyond the control of national governments. The game follows Adam Jensen, the newly hired security manager at Sarif Industries, a growing biotechnology firm. After terrorists brutally attack Sarif's Detroit-based headquarters, the mortally wounded Jensen is forced to undergo radical life-saving surgeries that replace large areas of his body with advanced prostheses. Returning to work, he becomes embroiled in the global politics of the human enhancement movement in the search for those responsible for the attack. A central theme to the game is the rise of corporations in globalization, espionage, human survival, poverty, and the ethics of advancing humans with artificial replacements for body parts.

Human Revolution received critical acclaim upon its release, with many reviewers praising the open-ended nature of the game and the weight of social interaction on the outcome of events.

Plot
In an intro sequence, Bob Page attends a secret audio conference with his co-conspirators about Sarif Industries' recent discoveries and their own plans to control events.

As the game starts, security manager Adam Jensen and systems engineer Frank Pritchard are preparing a visit to a Washington DC congressional hearing for Sarif Industries CEO David Sarif and his team of scientists; headed by lead scientist Megan Reed, Adam's ex-girlfriend. They are to present their scientific findings which can make mechanically augmented people independent from Neuropozyne: an expensive drug that prevents augmentation rejection. Sarif HQ is suddenly attacked by unknown mercenaries. Adam tries to repel the attack, but is severely injured by the mercenary leader, while Megan and her team are apparently killed. Wounded beyond normal recovery, Adam is put through augmentation procedures with Sarif's most advanced technology. Six months later, Adam is called in from sick leave to secure sensitive technology and rescue hostages from an SI production plant, occupied by the anti-augmentation group, Purity First. Inside the facility, Adam surprises one of the gunmen trying to steal the technology—only to watch him be forced to involuntarily commit suicide by remote-controlling brain-implants. Adam then confronts the group's leader, Zeke Sanders, who can either escape, be captured or killed. After Jensen retrieves the deceased gunman’s neural chip from his old Detroit police precinct, Pritchard tracks the hacking signal to an abandoned factory in Highland Park. There, Jensen discovers the mercenaries who attacked Sarif Industries, guarding a FEMA detention camp. He confronts and defeats one of the mercenaries, Lawrence Barrett, who tells Jensen to go to Hengsha, Shanghai before killing himself with a grenade.

Together with Sarif's chief pilot, Faridah Malik, Adam travels to Hengsha and tracks down the hacker, Arie van Bruggen—who is being hunted by Belltower Associates, the world's largest private military company, and protected by local triad leader Tong Si Hung. Van Bruggen, who can be given a weapon to survive; or left alone to die in a Belltower assault, directs Jensen to find evidence inside the Tai Yong Medical, the world’s market leader in augmentations technology. Infiltrating the facility, Jensen finds recorded proof that the Sarif researchers are still alive, and that Eliza Cassan—a famous news anchor with the Picus Network in Montreal—is somehow involved. He confronts TYM CEO Zhao Yun Ru, who is able to distract him to get away. In Montreal, Jensen confronts Cassan, who admits being the one who disabled the scientists’ tracking beacons in order for them to be kidnapped, and then turns out to be an advanced AI personality. He defeats another mercenary, Yelena Fedorova, who succumbs to her injuries. Eliza directs Adam to doctor Isaias Sandoval, aide to William Taggart—the leader of the Humanity Front, a powerful anti-augmentation organization.

Back in Detroit, Sarif warns Adam of the Illuminati, a secret society bent on controlling the world’s fate. Jensen infiltrates a Humanity Front rally and discovers Sandoval’s location, by either publicly confronting or secretly robbing Taggart for information. Finding Sandoval in a Purity First safe-house, he admits his involvement in the kidnapping and gives Jensen the lead to find the researchers. He can be talked into surrendering himself to the authorities, committing suicide—or be confronted and subsequently captured or killed. Back in Sarif HQ, Jensen meets Hugh Darrow, Sarif's trusted mentor and the father of augmentation technology. Pritchard locates the tracking beacon of one of the scientists, taking Jensen back to Hengsha, where he and Malik are ambushed by Belltower: Malik can either escape or be killed. Augmented people worldwide are starting to experience painful glitches and authorities are urging everyone to have a neural chip replacement. Jensen can either have a replacement at the local LIMB clinic, or wait. The beacon leads Jensen to the Harvesters, a Chinese gang living off stealing augmentation technology. After infiltrating their hide-out, he confronts Tong Si Hung, who has just been augmented with the now deceased scientist's arm. Tong directs Jensen to a port leased by Belltower. He instructs him to plant a bomb to create a distraction, in order to stow away on a ship heading for an unknown destination. Jensen successfully bombs the port's warehouse and hides in a stasis pod being loaded onto the ship. A few days later, Jensen awakes in another stasis pod and re-establishes contact with Pritchard in a secret research facility, the Omega Ranch, in Singapore. He finds the kidnapped SI scientists, who stage a distraction, allowing him to infiltrate the facility’s secret bunker. Here he confronts Zhao Yun Ru a second time. She tries to disable his augmentations, which succeeds only if the player has chosen to have Jensen's neural chip replaced. He faces his assailant, Tyrant commander Jaron Namir, and kills him. Adam finds Megan, who tells him that she was kidnapped for her research; the key to make all humans compatible with augmentations, which she found in Jensen's DNA—and to help Hugh Darrow foil the Illuminati's plans to use the new biochips to control augmented humans.

Moments later, Darrow appears live on television and broadcasts a signal that throws augmented people worldwide on a rampage of hallucination and violence. Jensen evacuates the scientists, and commandeers an orbital flight module to reach Panchaea, Darrow’s thermo-geological plant built in the Arctic to stem the tide of global warming. He confronts Darrow, who reveals that he wants humanity to abandon the augmentation technology he himself invented, because he believes it to be dangerous. Failing or succeeding to talk Darrow into helping him, Jensen sets off to disable Panchaea's supercomputer and end the broadcast. On the way he can confront Sarif and Taggart, two of Darrow’s guests at Panchaea's unveiling. Jensen makes his way down to the facility’s sub-level and finds the Hyron project—a supercomputer using modified humans as processors. He again confronts Zhao Yun Ru, who wants to connect herself to the supercomputer and modify the signal for the Illuminati's benefit. The connection fails and, becoming a slave to the system, she attacks Jensen. After destroying the machine, which kills Zhao, Jensen walks into the system core where he is greeted by Eliza, who gives him options to alter the signal: broadcast Darrow’s recorded confession, warning the public of the dangers of augmentation technology; alter the confession according to Sarif's suggestion, directing the blame on the Humanity Front; forge the signal according to Taggart's suggestion, blaming the chaos on contaminated Neuropozyne and thereby urge the public to put restrictions on augmentation technology; or, disable the facility’s safety systems, make it implode under the sea, killing everyone—leaving the public unaware of any truth, free to make its own decisions. As Adam makes his choice, an epilogue rolls—Adam reflects his experience and fears, or hopes, for the future.

In a post-credits scene foreshadowing the events of Deus Ex, Bob Page is heard talking to Morgan Everett about using the remaining "wreckage" of the Hyron Project for something they can use in the 'Morpheus Initiative'. He then grants Megan Reed audience and they discuss her future employment and work on "the nanite virus chimera". 

Minimum System Requirements

* OS: Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7
* CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo / AMD Athlon 64 X2 2.0 Ghz
* RAM: 1 GB
* HDD: 10 GB free disk space
* Graphics: 256 MB Graphics Memory
* Sound Card: DirectX 9 Compatible
* DirectX: Version 9.0c

Recommended System Requirements

* OS: Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7
* CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo @ 2.4 Ghz / AMD Athlon 64 X2 @ 2.6 Ghz
* RAM: 2 GB
* HDD: 10 GB free disk space
* Graphics: 512 MB Graphics Memory
* Sound Card: DirectX 9 Compatible
* DirectX: Version 9.0c

(but obviously directX11 is abaieble for those who can run it)

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