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ames publishers must live in fear of the day Apple ever really engages with the video games industry. Year by year the iPad becomes more and more like a console, but no matter how easy it is to connect it to the TV or a joypad the real problem for publishers is not control but cost. How can you make an app with the same production values as a modern console game and only charge £4.99 for it? The inescapable answer is that you can’t, as Deus Ex: The Fall sadly proves.
Square Enix didn’t exactly get on the right side of gamers when initially teasing The Fall, and for some reason seemed happy to let fans assume it was a next gen sequel. It’s not, it’s a four or five hour spin-off that attempts to squeeze in all the disparate elements of Human Revolution into a mobile game. Everything is there on paper, from the distinctive art design to the complex character customisation, but nothing feels quite right in practise.
