So you take the good, you take bad, you take them all and there you have the Facts of Invisible War Life. I choose to highlight the good and not-so-great points of Deus Ex: Invisible War in a very linear fashion because throughout the experience the game consistently exhibits behavior that is double sided. You’ve got a beautifully rich, engrossing sci-fi conspiracy story that suffers abbreviated cinematic story development. You’ve got a very cool RPG with futuristic upgrades, weapons and items that is hampered by a poorly designed interface. You’ve got a graphics engine that renders some of the most beautiful lighting and shadows this side of Doom III, but punishes even the highest end computers.