Deus Ex series on sale on Steam for $15
If finances have ever kept you from this series, well, now's your chance.
The entire Deus Ex series is on sale on Steam for a downright ridiculous $15, making it probably the best time to jump into the series if financial issues were the main reason keeping you from it.
If you're not ready for the whole series, you can jump into last year's Deus Ex: Human Revolution for only $7.49. You can mess with that game's predecessors, Deus Ex and Deus Ex: Invisible War for $2.49 a pop. Finally, Human Revolution's downloadable content pack, The Missing Link, is also on sale for $3.74.
The series is known for its first-person action, third-person stealth, RPG elements and its interesting, and fairly current, story about human alteration and technology. If that sounds like something that might peak your interests, well, you're probably opening up that Steam client now.
Go on, make JC Denton proud.
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Staff article by Jonathan Davila (June 21, 2012)
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