THIS AND SOME DEATH GRIPS

Clunky, sometimes buggy, unbalanced, hacking sucks, very huge empty maps, YET, extremely enjoyable. I'm not kidding, it literally became one of my most favourite games. This game is so bad it's good, no, amazing.

A lot of people compare it to Deus Ex but imo, it's more like Cruelty Squad, but on freaking Source engine.

Get this game while it's on sale, or buy four pack and give 3 other copies to your friends... Oh yeah, IT HAS CO-OP, WHAT ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ELSE DO YOU EVEN NEED FROM A MASTERPIECE???????

P.S shot out to MandaloreGaming and oomf for recommending me this game, you're the goat!

good old style game, very nostalgic to the old game development from when i was a kid.

Idk what's going on but I'm enjoying it thoroughly

Weird, janky, unique, and encompasses an overall vibe only early-mid 00's low budget FPS games seem to match. This game is far more than meets the eye, I have been hooked. 10 brouzoufs/10

You gain Brouzouf.
My legs are ok!

E.Y.E Divine Cybermancy is a difficult game to write an in depth review about because I know I'll miss something. Nonetheless here's my attempt: This game is a one part mythical, three parts cyberpunk/sci-fi immersive sim built in the source engine and full of a whole variety of complex mechanics, worlds and factions to keep you hooked. My favorite part about E.Y.E is probably the atmosphere. Even with the dated graphics the environments still manage to create deeply unsettling and dark depictions of the future. This is in part thanks to the ambient soundtrack that utilizes a combination of synthesizers, and ethereal chants.

Among my gripes with E.Y.E. are annoying enemies respawn rates, empty and oversized maps difficult to traverse with the slow movement speed. Additionally most of the upgrades aren’t even feasible within a playthrough. The biggest disappointment in this game is that it feels like there could’ve been so many more locations to explore, implied by the many empty gates in the hub world, that never ended up being opened.

However the game pulls through, and ekes out (no, deserves) a positive review because of the ambiance and atmosphere within the environments, characters, factions, music, locations, and enjoyable immersive sim elements.

I wish I could write a more in depth review on the variety of systems or how many of them feel “not quite there”/incomplete, but because it’s been so long since I’ve played the game I’m posting this overview. I’d definitely recommend checking out the Mandalore video to get an in depth idea of EYE.

At its core this is a janky source engine game with some excellent atmosphere and a lot of half-realized ideas. The fake Warhammer 40k universe is intriguing (it’s based off of/adapting a similar table top game) and the immersive sim elements are definitely a draw, so I give EYE Divine Cybermancy a recommendation if you’re willing to put up with some janky and frustrating elements for some cool sci fi worlds and atmosphere.

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥! Ultra-Failed attack!

probably really cool if youre autistic. i may give it another shot some day

genuinely how is this a real game that exists (positively)

E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy, it’s old, rough and barely passable by today's standards as a fps but the story, atmosphere and underlying systems keep this game being talked about years after its release. It feels like a REALLY polished HL2 mod, I say this because it has the same jank and quirks that HL2 has like most of its brethren be it the AI, the feel of the weapons, the weird physics of objects when an explosions hit them etc. but overall plays really good. Gameplay is an FPS/RPG immersive sim like experience, you can build your character the way you want to play. You have options, a lot of options, to get your missions done within the parameters set by you; Hack, shoot, sneak, call some clones to fight for you, throw some floating turrets to fight for you, whatever, if there’s a problem you probably have a way to solve it; some are more fun then others but they are there. Story is…..complex and text dumpy if you bother to read it all, has multiple endings depending on which faction to align with, your playthroughs will vary greatly from the randomness that just happens with NPCs as well as your actions. Graphically it looks old by today’s standards, when it released in 2011 it looked old by standards then, being made off a game engine from 2004 but the way the game presents itself in its levels, art design and overall “vibe”, I think most can look past and appreciate for what its trying to accomplish.

If this sounds fun to you buy this game:
- Make a character thats basically the suit from Crysis
- become a tech wizard that fights with just turrets
- play as a psyhic druggie that blows up enemies with his mind
- a ninja edgelord who is fast as ♥♥♥♥ and uses only swords
- the heavy from tf2 but with better health/armor
- HACKERMAN,hack everything, even yourself

- play the campaign with up to 4 players and mission coop in servers up to 16,all exp and money carries over with you