Invisible War contains a variety of items, including tools, weapons, food and others.

Criticisms of Invisible War generally drew negative comparisons to the game's award-winning predecessor.

Invisible War dropped the skill system from the previous game and used a simplified version of the biomod upgrade architecture.

A documentary called The Invisible War has been made on this lawsuit and topic.

The film's distributor estimates that 235,000 service members viewed The Invisible War in 2012.

The Invisible War belongs in that pantheon, and is easily one of the most important films of the year.

Assumed to have disintegrated by the time of Invisible War.

Invisible War begins 20 years after the original Deus Ex, which ended when the player made one of three choices.

Invisible War is so good that one feels an extra measure of frustration at the flaws that keep it from being perfect.

A game of ideas, Invisible War lacks real feeling, and the characters with whom you interact rarely have even rudimentary personalities.