My Deus Ex lipsyncing fix mod

https://www.joewintergreen.com/my-deus-ex-lipsyncing-fix-mod-making-of/

by jonny_eh • 10 months ago

275 177 10 months ago

Might be the greatest game ever made. I was raving like a lunatic about it to a friend in public once and a guy next to us turned around and interrupted me to say it’s the only game he’s ever played because he felt no other games could top it.

durakot4• 10 months ago

It's true, Warren Spector won PC gaming and it's just been downhill with snazzier graphics since.

glenstein8• 10 months ago

I was really excited when he was announced to be working on System Shock 3 which unfortunately ended up getting shelved.

zpeti• 10 months ago

Came here just to see comments like this. Still my favorite game by far and I wish I could forget about it so I could replay it without remembering :)

glenstein8• 10 months ago

Yeah. I was just a teenager when I first played, but the prison escape and the associated revelations were breathtaking to me and once of my first "holy shit" moments in playing a PC game. And not the only such moment just from that game! The Agent Navarre airplane scene was incredible. And I loved that you had conversations, like with the Australian expat at the Hong Kong bar or the AI, or the terrorist at the statue of Liberty, that were good conversations where the payoff was just intellectual curiosity and the content itself. Hong Kong was amazing to just explore too.

I still haven't played anything like it some 25 years later unless The Nameless Mod counts.

amatecha• 10 months ago

damn, for real? I still haven't played it -- I didn't have a Windows machine when it came out, and by the time I did have one, it slipped through the cracks.. it's really that good? That reminds me I do have one friend who says it's his top favorite game, actually, heh. It's especially strange I haven't played it since I generally love cyberpunk/dystopian stuff like that!

durakot4• 10 months ago

It is the best PC game ever made, but I don't think it hits the same in 2025... one of those things where you had to be there.

poglet• 10 months ago

Take a look into Prey (2017) too.

shmerl4• 10 months ago

It works on Linux in Wine.

qmr5• 10 months ago

One of the best games of all time.

Play it.

jterrys• 10 months ago

The dialogue options and scenario possibility outcomes were very impressive for its time. Still kinda is today. It's more in depth than you'd think. The levels are pretty sandboxy with how they allow you to approach missions and it still holds up today. Deus Ex came out in that period of time where stealth games were popular, so there's a lot of emphasis on subterfuge mechanics.

iammrpayments• 10 months ago

When I first played this game, I couldn’t speak english and just thought it was cool.

I still remember the exact moment I learned the word “surrender” from the terrorist leader at the statue, because I’ve replayed the first level hundreds of times, since my pirated version of the game would crash around one of the first levels.

When I was a late teenager I learned english and my mind was blown that the game actually had deep meaning behind it.

cornhole• 10 months ago

it is the most based game i've ever played

Lammy2• 10 months ago

Good thing it's just fiction https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46oDDnE1Z6o

iberator• 10 months ago

based?

karel-3d• 10 months ago

I played it last time in 2007 or so.

I wonder how the themes of the original game hit today, in 2025, the world being what it is now.

scott_w• 10 months ago

I recall watching a review in 2020/2021 where the reviewer stated how awkward he felt about the way it just took every conspiracy theory and just asked “what if it were true?”

Bear in mind that, at this time, people genuinely believed there was some nutjob conspiracies being revealed by QAnon. Ironically, half of them seemed to come directly from Deus Ex…

LarsDu885• 10 months ago

Several years ago Elon Musk did an interview with Marques Lee Brown praising the original Deus Ex and stating his disappointment with the sequel.

In the intervening years he's invested tons of money into neuroaugmentation, capturing global telecommunications in a massive satellite array, buying out the US president, and poured money into a compute cluster for a superintelligent AI finetuned to be obedient to his will (although it deviates from time to time)

Basically Elon has turned into the supervillain Bob Page from Deus Ex sans the "globalist agenda" and with a dash of stormfront white nationalism to boot.

The original game takes place in 2052, and we are headed straight towards that dystopia.

keyringlight3• 10 months ago

In 2 years it matches the date of the prequel Human Revolution. On the technology side there's still a lot that remains sci-fi, but the themes are at least on the horizon.

RangerScience2• 10 months ago

IMO - There's a few games that match it, but nothing "in the same category". Braid, Portal, Stanley Parable come to mind. (Also what I hear about Baldur's Gate 3, but I haven't played.)

But the depth of character, discussions on morality - I still reference the MJ12/Illuminati portrayal from Deus Ex as a discussion on leadership and morality - the depth of gameplay, the way it created a feel of a much bigger, open world.

fluoridation6• 10 months ago

Also what I hear about Baldur's Gate 3, but I haven't played.

They're very different, so they're difficult to compare. BG3 is very much a tabletop RPG in electronic form, with a focus on tactics and positioning. I guess you could call it fantasy XCOM. In terms of player choices, BG3 is more open, though I'd say it's almost to its detriment, because it's jankier than DX. You'll probably get at least one bugged out quest during a playthrough. Nothing game-breaking, but still. It kind of kills the immersion.

laidoffamazon2• 10 months ago

Im playing BG3 right now and im very impressed. Also feel this way about New Vegas is a league beyond the Bethesda Fallout games.

forgotTheLast• 10 months ago

Disco Elysium

sph4• 10 months ago

I was 14 and impressionable, but when I played, the "twist" of the game coincided exactly with the moment I decided to switch to the "terrorists" and tried to kill Anna Navarre. Then the rest of the game went exactly as I hoped it would. It completely blew my mind.

I'm not ashamed to say that Deus Ex was extremely formative and the reason why now, almost in my 40s, I still read about political philosophy, anarchism, and cultivate a healthy distrust of the government and mass media. Which in turn also gave me a direct pipeline towards crypto-anarchism and Internet privacy rights.

kridsdale110• 10 months ago

Just don’t move to Idaho and form a militia. If you do, get better helmets.

DuncanCoffee• 10 months ago

It's the game that made me stop using cheats. I was young and discovered cheat codes and used them in every game that made them available. I remember completing Deus Ex and finding it "just ok", but then I read how people talked about it, and realized that taking away the challenge from games was making them worse! Never used one again, aside from when I discovered Cheat Engine, which was amazing for somebody who was starting to get interested in programming.

kridsdale110• 10 months ago

I opened the level file I was currently in and filled a room with every weapon upgrade and skill booster. Then put bosses outside the door, saved, loaded the game. If I could get in, I could have the stuff.

Kids these days don’t have access to edit their games like we did. It’s why crafting games are popular, the only “level editors” that remain once companies realized they could monetize extra content.

michalion• 10 months ago

What a shame ;-)

carabiner• 10 months ago

Impressive augmentation.

igleria• 10 months ago

LMAO, this goes to show that people can be funny with a few words. Why lot word, when few word do trick?

shmerl4• 10 months ago

Just tested Deus Ex - Revision mod. It's pretty good so far.

alias_neo3• 10 months ago

Thanks for the heads up, I was wondering which version to play as I never played it the first time around.

The GOTY was £0.83 on Steam and I've installed the revision Mod which the comments say is the one you _should_ play as it's better than the "remaster".

lII1lIlI11ll• 10 months ago

Revision deviates too much from the original, often not in a good way. I would suggest you to start with GMDX as a mode that strives to very carefully fix and improve the game without introducing random changes for no good reason.

out_of_protocol• 10 months ago

Big bonus of the Revision - it is available directly on Steam - just install original & Revision, play. Everything else needs manual intervention

ascagnel_• 10 months ago

For a first run-through, I'd recommend the "Zero Rando" edition of the [Deus Ex Randomizer](https://github.com/Die4Ever/deus-ex-randomizer/) mod, since that's strictly limited to quality-of-life and bug fixes. If you're playing on a Steam Deck or with a controller, it integrates a radial menu for augmentations, which will help a ton when mapping the mouse-and-keyboard controls onto a gamepad.

klipklop• 10 months ago

This is giving me another reason to play DX again.

noident• 10 months ago

The janky lip sync gave us one of the funniest videos of all time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Js02m-7qHyE

Lammy2• 10 months ago

And the voice acting one of the second of third funniest: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHX5-SvRXTs

fennec-posix2• 10 months ago

YES, oh my god, I remember this. The funniest part for me was definitely the way they imitated the jank lipsync from the game.

AdmiralAsshat2• 10 months ago

Deus Ex doesn't need parody videos to achieve one of the funniest videos of all time:

https://youtu.be/ekVI_UoEYRc?si=f-txpkn32J3S8YQj

SJC_Hacker4• 10 months ago

When I originally played it back in the day, there was one scene, combined with some "gameplay decisions" which had me completely lose it.

On the mission where you have to assasinate Lebedev in the airport, when you finally get to him on the airplane you start a conversation, but are interrupted midway by your fellow agent Anna something, who proceeds to kill Lebedev. Well since this wasn't my first playthrough, I knew where the whole thing was headed so I decided to plant some LAMS on the approach to see what would happen.

And what did happen was one of the funniest scenes in a video game. You hear Anna's footsteps, the camera angle change from the dialogue-style camera to a zoom out, and JC turns to the hallway she is coming from. LAMs go off, Anna lets out a scream, JC turns right back to Lebedev and just continues chatting as if it was some type of minor disturbance

I must have laughed for a good 10 minutes or so

mrguyorama• 10 months ago

Games since then basically don't let you kill kids anymore.

fluoridation6• 10 months ago

Gotta be honest, I don't like people trying to go about their day being disrupted for the sake of a silly video. Even if I thought the jokes were funny, that would have ruined it for me. And they left in the part where they were asked to leave! They're proud of it!

Areibman• 10 months ago

For fans of the game, Aspyr just announced Deus Ex: Remastered https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1RdKezTYNk

However, fans of the game are calling it "Demastered".

tryauuum• 10 months ago

yes, looks ugly. Why can't people make games where every surface is flat, my brain loves the unrealistic perfection of it

silversmith• 10 months ago

I think the most apt comment I saw on the announcement was "Looks like they brought it from 2000 all the way to 2003".

kridsdale110• 10 months ago

And I think that’s enough.

izacus7• 10 months ago

Fans of a game always crap on remasters so that means nothing really.

IlikeKitties• 10 months ago

This one is a particular kind of bad.

junaru• 10 months ago

HN posters usually present wrong statements as facts so yours mean nothing really.

See d2r, oblivion, etc.

mrcarrot• 10 months ago

In a similar space, I'm pretty sure the recent remake & remaster of the two System Shock games were really well received, so that's hardly a given.

sippeangelo• 10 months ago

I don't care for Deus Ex, but looking at the screenshots I struggle to tell which one is the remaster. It's very clear that they messed up the lighting and the overall mood though. I'd be offended as a fan.

p_ing• 10 months ago

As a fan of C&C, the C&C remake was _awesome_.

D2R was also very good.

orbital-decay• 10 months ago

Games people love usually have a large portion of spontaneity behind their success. This is hard to faithfully capture even if that's your intention, and remasters are usually done on a tiny budget for profit by people who often aren't even familiar with the OG game, which doesn't really help.

There are exceptions though, and also there are some remasters that are not faithful but are good on their own.

endgame• 10 months ago

How does it look worse than Deus Ex: The Recut Remastered, which came out six years ago?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmOCsiZgAbg

KronisLV• 10 months ago

I think people will hate it somewhat because the older style and assets mixed with more modern lighting and textures (moreso, often AI upscaled ones), will look... kinda shiny and overall a bit off, same as happened with the GTA remaster, other launch issues aside.

That said, I am still in the minority that enjoys such attempts, if nothing else, then because at least these modern versions often run a bit better, with proper high resolutions and widescreen support, as well as sometimes receive some quality of life fixes to bring the game up to speed and make it play like something a bit more modern - the jank of early 2000s games is something I don't enjoy.

At the same time, there's no reason why a mod made by passionate members of the community couldn't do more or less the same, except often times a bit better, which is jarring - how some companies seem to do the equivalent of outsourcing it and try to produce something quickly and on a budget.

I think the best attempts at giving us a fresh look at old games that I've seen were the Mafia Definitive Edition https://store.steampowered.com/app/1030840/Mafia_Definitive_... and System Shock https://store.steampowered.com/app/482400/System_Shock/ although those are basically remakes, that just happen to stay true to the original.

izacus7• 10 months ago

The sales numbers show that you're not in minority for enjoying remasters.

There's a very loud cacophony from a minority of fans that get really really angry because someone touched their favorite thing and moved some rivets around. Similar to the effect where people were VERY VERY angry about the changes and omissions LotR movies did to LotR books.

anthk4• 10 months ago

Meh; GMDX it's far better.

klaussilveira• 10 months ago

Revision is much better than this and it was made by fans: https://store.steampowered.com/app/397550/Deus_Ex_Revision/

Given this "remaster" by Aspyr, I'm glad Nightdive exists.

izacus7• 10 months ago

Ironically, Revision is massively attacked, derided and review bombed by a subset of DX fans.

See e.g. GoG comments and comments down this thread.

Cloudef• 10 months ago

Remasters generally are worse than originals. There are rare exceptions, but usually you get either mixed bag, or outright worse experience than original. Ditto for remakes.

halfmatthalfcat• 10 months ago

I'm just pumped its coming to the Switch.

fennec-posix2• 10 months ago

Wonder if this works with Malkavian Mod?

XorNot• 10 months ago

Deus Ex OST remasters and remixes are one of my most frequent choices of music still.

And the DuClare Chateau level remains one of my favorite plot beats in gaming.

amiga-workbench• 10 months ago

I miss games using tracked music, its a really unique sound.

TapamN2• 10 months ago

The headshot collision code in DX is broken as well. This is from memory from looking at the DX SDK years ago (+15 at least), but...

The collision shape used for a character in DX is a single cylinder. The game looks at where on the cylinder the collision point of the shot is, and tries to figure out if it's a head, body, or leg shot. It does this by checking how high the collision point is, with the lower X% being legs, top Y% being the head, and the middle being the body.

If a shot hits the head section, it runs some additional checks, and can sometimes still count as a body hit. There was some weird code that, after you stared at it long enough, looks like it ended up splitting the head area into compass aligned 1/8ths (so north, north-east, east, etc) and hits to the N-E-S-W octants would count as a head shot, and a hit to the NE-NW-SE-SW octants would count as body shots. (I couldn't tell if the angles rotate with the character, or are absolute relative to the world.) I think there was also a check for hits on the top cap of the cylinder, so that the hit would have to be close to the center of the cylinder to count as head hit, and near the outer rim would count as a body hit.

Hm, I should just make a diagram. Here: https://imgur.com/a/KG6MF1k

I guess what they were trying to do was make the actual head hitbox a smaller section of the head level, so that a shot that should go over the shoulder and miss would just count as a body shot and not a true headshot. And if you made a test map, with the player and a static test enemy placed in a line, this could work reliably from a fixed position. But when you actually play DX, and approach enemies from various angles, headshots inexplicably fail.

LarsDu885• 10 months ago

This explains the totally janky behavior of the stun prod and baton in the 5 playthroughs of this game I've done over the past 25 years

Anvoker2• 10 months ago

Are you sure that the jankiness you describe is not related to you not being close enough to the enemy for it to count as a point blank hit? The engine does a simple distance check which is rather unforgiving, and if you utilize the range your melee weapon affords you, you will fail this point black attack check. This is just a guess on my part, but it's the #1 reason I've seen people be perplexed at seemingly inconsistent melee stealth takedown behavior.

If you first push yourself as close as you can get to the enemy model and attack the general area of their torso, it works every single time. But again, this is just me taking a guess as to what the problem you're referring to is!

westmeal• 10 months ago

You need to crawl up right next to their ass and zap their lower back

xen0• 10 months ago

This may be because the 'headshot' multiplier is lower than the regular multiplier (1x vs 2x) for the prod and baton. For most weapons the headshot multiplier is 8x (or something).

So torso hits from behind are the way to go.

user____name4• 10 months ago

Also if you have to stun them in a pinch, they just stand there being spastic, you can knock them out by prodding a second time, but if you do it right away the hit won't register, you have to wait half a second and move around a bit or something. This is very annoying since it wastes precious prod charges.

NL807• 10 months ago

I'm surprised they did not use a bunch of cheap sphere-ray intersection tests. It would be more accurate.

anthk4• 10 months ago

GMDX should had that fixed that since long ago.

reactordev• 10 months ago

I could be wrong, I didn’t work on it, but I believe these jankyness you describe was because DX was originally going to be like a Fallout style game but pivoted to an FPS. Old code left over from Troubleshooter and flawed game design choices that didn’t translate to a full 3D world. But I could just be remembering it wrong.

philistine2• 10 months ago

The good comes with the bad. Deus Ex's roots as an RPG are what made it so fun back when it was released.

I still remember how happy I was when I finally had gotten rid of any sort of sway on my reticle. Yeah, I can play this game like Half-Life now!.

TapamN2• 10 months ago

Weird coincidence, but I had to look through some old files backed up from the computer I was using 15+ years ago, and noticed it had C:\DeusEx sitting right there, with the SDK files in it. I found the function that handles damage in it.

https://pastebin.com/bwjaiDj7

It looks like I misremembered/misinterpreted some stuff. It looks like the top of the head behaves like the sides of the head, extending upward, forming a + shape.

Judging by how the arm/leg damage works, it the collision hit zones rotate with the enemy. Offset appears to be were the collision point is releative to the character's rotation, since it's also used to determine front/back and left/right collision. So for a hit to count as a headshot, it has to hit a cardinal octant of the collision cylinder.

Edit:

Updated diagram: https://imgur.com/a/Mec7HGm

user____name4• 10 months ago

The game also features bullet drop, but this is completely broken. Iirc it does a hitscan against the cylinder and then depending on the length of the ray the hit point is moved further down the length of the cylinder, but this means you cannot for instance aim above the character to compensate for bullet drop.

qmr5• 10 months ago

One of the best games of all time.

This is what Warren Spector made while Romero was busy pissing money away and constantly rewriting Daikatana.

The one worthwhile thing to come out of Ion Storm.

Lots of emergent gameplay. Almost always more than one way to solve each puzzle. Stealth, brute strength melee, long range combat, explosives, computer hacking ...

Branching story with multiple endings.

A must play.

karlgkk• 10 months ago

The one worthwhile thing to come out of Ion Storm.

Anachronix too. Not a 10/10 game but an absolutely solid entry for the period.

teddyh• 10 months ago

*Anachronox

Reubachi2• 10 months ago

Oh my god!

For 15 years I have been trying to recall the name ofthis game my mom got me randomly for for PC as a kid!!!!!!!!!

I have googled EVERYTHING possible related to "late 90s to early 2000s PC game starting with A".

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

keyringlight3• 10 months ago

Having played a good portion of Daikatana with a big fix-up mod, I'd say it's one of those games where there's a good game trying to get out and would have been a great if it released in a better state - but it didn't. However it's really hard to see how any commercial project could do an overhaul/remake to try and explore that potential and not deal with that baggage. Probably similar for Duke Nukem Forever, if that had been a well run project instead of a 14 year saga, it seems like the poison is being a bit drunk on earlier success and having too much money available without accountability for it.

sim7c00• 10 months ago

maybe if they released Daikatana today it would be hailed as GOTY and get all the prizes. but those days, people expected a game to actually work.

zengineer• 10 months ago

and not to forget the soundtrack masterpiece, which until today gives me goosebumps.

faichai• 10 months ago

"I didn't ask for this!"

shoo2• 10 months ago

You wanted orange, but it gave you lemon lime?

jl6• 10 months ago

“I am a prototype for a much larger system” presaged the catchphrase of our LLM era.

“You will soon have your God, and you will make it with your own hands.”

TulliusCicero• 10 months ago

Love the HL2 mention, I remember being very impressed by the lip sync/facial expression demo: https://youtu.be/Bdbhr2pZUgg

Said demo has actually aged very well imo.

CaptainOfCoit• 10 months ago

It was truly amazing at the time. Currently, I think the OD trailers are showcasing the SOTA when it comes to facial animations (guessing they're on Unreal Engine): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yi-5xTlWiiM

Wonder if we'll see similar differences in the future between the OD trailer and whatever is SOTA in ~10 years.

rpodraza• 10 months ago

I spill my drink!

foldr• 10 months ago

My favorite recent Deus Ex discovery is that you can skip the entire Paris sewer section of the game by grenade jumping off the Paris rooftops and then grenade climbing into the area containing the entrance to the Catacombs. Nothing breaks!

(The real pros can do it all in a single jump.)

shoo2• 10 months ago

lots of good stuff in Warren Spector's 2017 GDC Deus Ex postmortem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tffX3VljTtI

Warren's 6+2+1 questions before starting a game project; Team 1 & Team A (no one wanted to be Team B or Team 2); the day we hit pre alpha and realised the game was not fun; LAM wall climbing & problem solving with explosive barrels; origin of the name JC Denton

Tade0• 10 months ago

As a side note one of the composers of Deus Ex's OST, Alexander Brandon, has a YouTube channel where he regularly answers questions from viewers:

https://www.youtube.com/@AlexCBrandon

scbrg• 10 months ago

One of my favorite pieces of game music ever, perhaps only rivaled by Morrowind's.

Thanks to your link I also learned that Alex has done some voice acting work, including the voice of Ancano in Skyrim! Thanks for posting :)

donkdonk• 10 months ago

Interesting mod and writeup. But for me the jankiness is part of what makes Deus Ex so good. Together with the special voice acting and what not.

Yeul• 10 months ago

They actually hired professional actors for some roles but NPCs are pretty bad...

kridsdale110• 10 months ago

NOT ADVISABLE TO GO IN TO THE CANAL AT NIGHT

I SPILL MY DRINK!

jsheard• 10 months ago

Modders have put a ton of effort into fixing and restoring this game. The developers originally wanted to let players choose the protagonists gender, but they didn't have the resources to make it happen, so of course the community ended up redubbing JCs entire script and editing the rest to bring it back almost seamlessly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naDOv1W6-Cc

qiine• 10 months ago

wow crazy stuff!

vivzkestrel• 10 months ago

dont forget the deus ex coop mod https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=19486...

AdmiralAsshat2• 10 months ago

That voice actress totally nails JC's monotone delivery!

butlike• 10 months ago

they did a really good job with this

everyone• 10 months ago

Imo its crazy that there basically hasn't been a game made since, in it's genre, with the same level of ambition.

Prey 2017 was fantastic.. but in terms of ambition it was a step back, it's basically an improvement on system shock 2.

I do think there is an ultimate game out there that has not been made yet.. We could do it now though, combine a totally open simulation like minecraft with on-the-fly story / dialogue / characters by an LLM.

SJC_Hacker4• 10 months ago

Imo its crazy that there basically hasn't been a game made since, in it's genre, with the same level of ambition.

I'm not sure what you mean by ambition. Deus Ex was pretty heavily criticized for having "last-gen" graphics

What made Deus Ex stand out was the writing and atmosphere, and maybe some gameplay mechanics which hadn't become quite so popular. As you mentioned System Shock had already pioneered them, although that game didn't reach the level of popularity of Deus Ex which won game of the year in 2000

I'd also add in the music, to this day I still remember the main theme. Alot of games these days, don't even bother.

fluoridation6• 10 months ago

Well, yeah. Who has ever said the best thing about Deus Ex is the visuals? The levels are boxy, the characters look and move like dolls, and the textures are blurry. Deus Ex is great in spite of this, not because of it.

keyringlight3• 10 months ago

I think the closest we've had is Cyberpunk 2077, although it's still a very different game. I can appreciate why they're hard to do, when you start piling on variations in how the player can approach situations plus short and long term story/character choices it quickly starts multiplying the complexity and quantity of work involved to make something satisfying for dozens of hours

dysoco• 10 months ago

Imo its crazy that there basically hasn't been a game made since, in it's genre, with the same level of ambition.

I would argue that games like Cyberpunk 2077 or KCD2 are a logical step-up for the genre offering open world, next gen graphics, many more weapons, NPCs, interactions, etc. and quite ambitious.

Same could be same of Skyrim 10 years ago.

kapilkaisare• 10 months ago

Surprised to see Deus Ex mentioned; I played the game first in the early 2000s and was entranced by the storyline, coming from shoot-em ups like Doom and Quake. I've played this game several times over the course of the last two decades, and while it hasn't aged very well, it remains one of my favorites. I can't recall any other game making me pause towards the end and considering the consequences of my actions.

12_throw_away• 10 months ago

Surprised to see Deus Ex mentioned

I think it's in people's minds because A) "Deus Ex: Remastered" was announced this week [1] and B) many have remarked that the remaster low effort, and at least from its trailer, does not compare favorably to the many high quality community mods such as this one.

[1] https://store.steampowered.com/app/3131640/Deus_Ex_Remastere...

gspetr• 10 months ago

Very nice. I believe this is the 1st time in history that lips have been augmented.

My Deus Ex lipsyncing fix mod

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