E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy
Rank #205 on PlayPulse
Screenshots
6About E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy
As a member of the strange secret society E.Y.E, you wake up after a fight in which your fellow teammates were killed. E.Y.E, an armed branch of the Secreta Secretorum is attempting a coup against the all-powerful Federation, a coalition of several worlds and planets that rule with an iron fist.. To complicate matters, E.Y.E itself is plagued with its own internal conflicts between the Jian faction and the Culter faction, to which you belong. Your loyalties are torn between Commander Rimanah, your superior and the chief of the Secreta who is a separatist with an unstoppable ambition, and the "Mentor" your friend and instructor. The "Mentor" tries at all costs to unite the two rival factions. In doing so, you are thrust into the middle of a fratricidal war frought with political conspiracies and quests for power in which different groups and megacorporations are implicated.. These troubles set the stage for an attack by an unknown force bent on destroying humankind.. . Key features:. . Multiplayer co-op modes directly influence solo play, and vice-versa. The limits of solo and multiplayer games are finally left behind. . . Psychological and mental trauma management. . . 25 weapons
- Followers
- 0
Player reviews
Exactly what I hoped for
E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy is probably the biggest video game enigma I have ever laid eyes upon, and as such I couldn't exactly give it a "Proper Review". All you need to know is that it's not for people who don't like experimenting and fumbling around in the dark trying to figure out what is going on. This game takes a lot of dedication and can be frustrating to those who will not take the time to figure it out. But you'll never play anything like it ever again. Take that for what you will, I'm going to give this game a recommendation on the basis of how unique and out there it is. I couldn't get into it personally since I'm not a very "Experimenty" kind of guy, but I could never in good conscience thumb down a game that is this creative. Besides, the general consensus is that you will love this game if you can get into it.
- Graphics4.5
- Gameplay5.0
- Story4.0
- Value4.0
Easy recommendation
Sort of like Warhammer 40K and Ghost In the Shell mixed together except everybody on the development team was freebasing LSD while watching the end of Neon Genesis Evangelion.
- Graphics4.5
- Gameplay4.0
- Story3.5
- Value3.5
Exactly what I hoped for
this is a very polarizing game - either you hate the fact that you have no idea what you're doing and nothing makes sense, or you love the fact that the game lets you do whatever you want with the mechanics it provides and become a cybernetic god among men and demon. this game has absolutely no qualms about giving you a minigun right out the gate. not a piddly minigun that fires cotton candy and slows you to a crawl - no, a minigun with a scope, that you can sprint with, that shreds absolutely everything you put in front of it for 80% of the game. within a few hours, you can buy a revolver named the bearkiller. there are no bears in this game, but there are heavily armed helicopters and cyberdemons with gatling rocket launchers. it kills those just fine. or if you want, you can use a cybernetic dai-katana (or eventually, a giant anti-tank hammer) and charge your enemies with it instead - yes, it deflects bullets. you start the game with a psychic power that summons a platoon of clones of yourself. you can buy one that lets you telefrag people with a button press. eventually, you find one that allows you to instantly annihilate anything you point it at, at the cost of semi-permanent damage to your own sanity. by upgrading your cyber legs enough, you can sprint at over 60mph, jump over small buildings, and do a hard landing from deep orbit and survive. oh, and you can hack just about anything. including other players. and if you fail the hack, the thing hacks you back, so you have to hack yourself to undo the hack. also there's a story involved that takes like 5 playthroughs before it makes the slightest bit of sense, and honestly with this sort of game, anything less would be disappointing. if any of that sounds appealing, buy this game already
- Graphics4.5
- Gameplay4.5
- Story3.5
- Value4.5
Own this game?
Claim it to take over the official profile — verified badge, editable media and the developer dashboard.
Comments0
Played E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy?
Rate it across graphics, gameplay, story and value. Your review helps other players decide.
No comments yet — be the first to say what you think about E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy.