To that point the options in how you play the game are limited only by your own imagination. Only through careful planning and strategy can you make it to the end of each level and ultimately the game. Despite being an augmented human loaded with all the most modern technology your character is in no way immune to bullets or death. The game play is a combination or first person with third person cover based mechanics and each view works perfectly from a technical standpoint. You play as Adam Jensen a former SWAT officer turned corporate security as you unravel and solve a conspiracy that goes deeper than you could imagine. Human Revolution is a return to what made the original great with all the upgrades you would expect of a current gen AAA title. You could start a full on war to accomplish your objectives or you could go undetected for the entire game using only stealth and strategy. The original Dues Ex set a standard for FPS with choice.
*Between improving my digital art skills or playing video games, I, sadly, had to conclude I couldn't (personally) do both, so, I picked digital art because it was more important (to me). It's worth every dollar, buy it if you can! To keep it short, there's roleplaying in the game, and, yes, you can spend hours just absorbing game lore or poking around other people's apartments, offices, etc. For the sake of brevity, I'll forebear gushing about the roleplaying facet of the game. If corpses and gore aren't your thing, there's always a more subtle, even cerebral approach to every situation. While the levels are ghostable, as I've seen via more seasoned players, there's an embarrassment of options from carpeting the floor with bullets to surgically stalking and stunning/killing NPC's. "Deeper not wider" is 'Human Revolution's modus operandi and it never DARES to deviated from it. Having never played any of this series legendary precursors, I can say, without reservation, this game, having never finished it (for the sake of time management*) was the most engrossing and exhilarating experience I've ever had with a video game.
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