There’s no Typhoon, no throwing dumpsters at enemies, no true sprint command, no aim-down-sights button, no jump button, and there’s only one animation for each takedown-one lethal animation, and one nonlethal animation. Players can still turn invisible, see through walls, and break through them to kill a nearby enemy, but those are the only augmentations really worth mentioning. There are far less augmentations in The Fall than in Human Revolution.
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Unfortunately, aside from a Game Center achievement, which may matter to literally tens of people, there really is no benefit to ghosting your way through a mission-in fact, it may be to your disadvantage, since you lose out on experience that helps you level up to upgrade augmentations. It’s easy to avoid detection because the enemies are half blind, and lose interest in a matter of seconds. Open combat is simply not viable in the way it is in Human Revolution. There are only two viable styles of play in The Fall, and neither are really that fun: you can sneak around and kills enemies, or you can who sneak around and knock out enemies. There are only two viable play styles, and neither are fun. The art style is spot on with Deus Ex: Human Revolution, and the music and general mood of the game both feel like this game is full part of the Deus Ex universe. There’s no good ending or bad ending, but that works for The Fall.
Deus Ex: The Fall is not necessarily a bad game-it’s one of the deepest mobile games I’ve played, with augmentations, upgrades, alternate paths, different weapons, and decisions to help vary each gameplay style.
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