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About This Game The legendary video game is reborn, Deus Ex Machina 2 is a darkly comic cradle-to-grave roller-coaster of your entire life. A surreal journey from before your birth, through the temptations and dangers of your life, and beyond your own death. With complete rock album soundtrack and the greatest voice on the planet as your narrator - Christopher Lee. Imagine if your life was nothing more than some electronic game. Imagine if you knew then what you know now. Imagine if you could replay your little life all over again. Battle your way to the womb and get born, then focus, crawl, stand, balance, run, jump, learn and obey!Discover pleasure, love, pain, guilt and betrayal. Mess around, run away, hide out, suffer under, heal up, sell off, struggle through, knuckle down, tip over, cave in, dance on! Exploit your power, peddle your guilt, bust your body, embrace your decline, swallow your pills, lose your mind, dream your dreams and fly! The brand new follow-up to the cult Game Of The Year, Deus Ex MachinaWritten and produced by the original award-winning teamStarring Christopher Lee, Joaquim de Almeida and Ian DuryComplete rock album soundtrack 7aa9394dea Title: DEUS EX MACHINA 2Genre: IndieDeveloper:Automata Source, QuirkafleegPublisher:Automata Source, Potassium FrogRelease Date: 11 Mar, 2015 DEUS EX MACHINA 2 Download Unblocked fargo season 2 deus ex machina. deus ex machina 2 game. 2 deus ex machina definition. deus ex machina 2009. deus ex machina 2 review. deus ex machina 2017. ghost prototype 2 deus ex machina lyrics. deus ex machina 2007. deus ex machina 2015. deus ex machina 2 soundtrack. deus ex machina 2 download. rockman 2 deus ex machina. 2 examples of deus ex machina. deus ex machina piston shield 2 trucker cap. freespace 2 deus ex machina. deus ex machina 2016. deus ex machina 2006. deus ex machina 2 trailer. deus ex machina 1/2 zip moto crew. deus ex machina 2. deus ex machina 2005. the 100 deus ex machina 2. deus ex machina 2 gameplay. deus ex machina 2018. bd island deus ex machina tome 2 an interesting experemint though not captivating as the original it still manages to be sureal within it's own messageplay it or don't you will either get it or not. Instead of a game, I think Deus Ex Machina 2 is more like a piece of art. If you want to play a game that you can run, shoot, jump, do something meaningful or achieve some sort of goal, then DO NOT buy this. BUT if you just want to sit back, enjoy the amazing music, thinking about life, "be philosophical", then I would recommend it. When I first started this "game" (if you can call it a game), i was like "WTF am I looking at", but for some unknown reason I just can't seem to stop. After a while you just kinda just get over how weird it is and start enjoying it. You experience a life from birth to death, alone with love, betrayal, pleasure and pain.Overall, this is a bizarre, yet extraordinary experience, I recommend this beautiful work of art to people who have an open mind and aren't afraid to try new things.. I've got nothing against Games as Art. I just require one thing - either be a good game, or good art (or Ideally, both). This is neither. Navigate a naked man (or hermaphrodite, for a few sections) through poorly controlled endless runner sequences while your 'score' gets docked for no apparent reason, while some poorly modernized interpretation of Shakespeare is spouted at you. No explanations, barely any control, no real gameplay. I will give it this - the music, while wildly divergent in styles, is all of good to excellent quality. But if you like it, do yourself a favor and just find the album, because it will never be cleansed of the stain that is this 'game' if you experience it here first. Maybe I just don't get what it was going for, or maybe it really is that horrible. At about an hour (that must be played straight through - if you leave, you'll have to start over, no matter that 'resume' option on the menu screen), there's not much here, but if you play through it, you'll be thankful that there's only an hour of the suffering. Do yourself a favor and steer far far away.. This is one of the most toughest recommendations I've made on Steam. Deus Ex Machina 2 is the sequel to the anicent retro game people barely seen or heard Deus Ex Machina for the XZ Spectrum and C64 only to come out as one of the first games to use it's audio to be fused with the gameplay which was extremely rare and unheard of at the time. The games' lead character is an human looking character who is considered a defect which the player loosey controls. The game is very very VERY linear! So linear that it feels almost pointless playing the game. What saves the game are the varities of levels which all are different in terms of how they look with the lead character quickly 'growing up' as the game presents the character aging process (Not in real time of course, pre-made for show). The game forces itself as soon as you boot the same. Very linear game, once your in, no way out. No save states, save points, reloads, whatever. Just a game which acts like a presentive jukebox. Overpriced? I don't know! Alot of work did go into the games graphics, models, lighting and gameplay but that's really about it.. This Feels more like a bad Britney Spears video compilation than a actual game.1/10: Icarus has fallen and you will feel like a dead Rat when you finish this game. I am a fan of the original Deus Ex Machina (1985) so it helps on this review some. If I never played the original on a ZX Spectrum emulator I am sure that I would of not understood this game. I enjoyed the retelling of the story but this game feels a bit rushed with everything. I kind missed the one-on-one interactions the Defect had with the Machine, the androids, and robots. Like how the Defect asked "Can I be extremely wealthy after I choose to escape? Do we all agree, amigos?" and the others replied. To me all this felt like a musical revision and not as much of a play like the first game was. I wouldn't mind a future patch for this game. Like if the music volume could fade out while The Programmer (Narrator) is talking. Maybe some fine adjustments to the controls. An a edit to a couple of levels. Most of the levels were well done but ones like Adolescence felt rushed and sloppy. Again the only reason I am recommending this game for now is because of the original and how this game is another view of it.