History VideoGame / EYEDivineCybermancy

** "Literature/NightWatch" for "killing a strange man".

* {{Cyborg}}: Players are encouraged to augment themselves with appropriate cybernetic components. A hacker might replace parts of his brain with a computer, a swordsman might install a large artificial adrenalin gland near their heart and tear out their nervous system for a much more complex circuit board, a gunman might have their limbs replaced with hi-tech prostheses, et cetera.

* WomanInWhite: The Synicles, creatures of the Metastreumonic Force that use telepathy to modify the minds of their victims in order to appear as women wearing white clothes.

* PunnyName: Because come on, "Meta-''StreumOn''-ic" forces?

* TomatoInTheMirror: While the truth behind the game's plot is very obtuse, the general fan consensus seems to be that you're actually [[spoiler: Commander Rimanah himself, who murdered his wife (Circe) and ended up in a Purgatorial endless repeating cycle as a result. This interpretation seems to be supported by the Steam achievement you get for obtaining the "true" ending.]]

* AltumVidetur: The Facere Mortis katana's name is (bad) Latin for "Maker of death".

* BilingualBonus: Some of the names present in the game. One of the best examples is the Arrancadora de Tripas, which is brazilian-portuguese for "Guts Ripper". Accurate denomination, for what it does, despise being a ''techy sledgehammer''...!

** "MiamiVice" for killing a drug addict.

''E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy'' is [[CoOpMultiplayer cooperative]] FPS/RPG by Streum On Studio, with a distinct everything-but-the-kitchen-sink sci-fi flavor. Taking notes from nearly every work of CyberPunk literature and incorporating classic brutal roleplaying techniques. You play as a member of an ancient demon-fighting cult, the E.Y.E., who was afflicted with LaserGuidedAmnesia and must remember why he was sent on the mission that gave him his amnesia. Along the way you uncover more and more about the incredibly complex backstory and the internal struggle of E.Y.E between his own faction - the Culter Dei - and the Jian Shang Di.

** [[NaturalBornKillers "Natural Born Killer"]] for killing a "[[WhatMeasureIsAMook good and caring daddy]]".

* AbsurdlyHighLevelCap: The maximum level is 250. You can easily finish the game around level 50.

->''"E.Y.E. is basically like [[VideoGame/DeusExHumanRevolution Deus Ex]] would have been if Eidos [[ThisIsYourPremiseOnDrugs had spent its time licking toads and drinking Red Bull]]."''
-->-- '''Jim Sterling''', "Totally ridiculous facts about ''E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy"

->"''E.Y.E.'' is basically like ''[[VideoGame/DeusExHumanRevolution Deus Ex]]'' would have been if Eidos [[ThisIsYourPremiseOnDrugs had spent its time licking toads and drinking Red Bull]]."
-->-- '''Jim Sterling''', "Totally ridiculous facts about ''E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy''"

'''''E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy''''' is [[CoOpMultiplayer cooperative]] FPS/RPG by Streum On Studio, with a distinct everything-but-the-kitchen-sink sci-fi flavor. Taking notes from nearly every work of CyberPunk literature and incorporating classic brutal roleplaying techniques. You play as a member of an ancient demon-fighting cult, the E.Y.E., who was afflicted with LaserGuidedAmnesia and must remember why he was sent on the mission that gave him his amnesia. Along the way you uncover more and more about the incredibly complex backstory and the internal struggle of E.Y.E between his own faction - the Culter Dei - and the Jian Shang Di.

* AbsentAliens: In an odd variant of the trope, there ''are'' aliens, other than the Meta-Streumic Force - just not present at all in the game. [[BlindIdiotTranslation The poor translation]] of the backstory, readable in the library, apparently had a war spring between a humanoid race, indistinguishable from humans, aside from their third eye, and the humans themselves, after a series of misunderstandings. However, the war was quickly quashed when the mistake was realized.

* AnachronismStew: An incredibly strange variant. The game's style is an anachronism of a plethora of sci-fi classics, from ''TheMatrix'' (referenced by name even), ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}, VideoGame/{{Fallout}}, Franchise/GhostInTheShell'', and a backstory ''Series/{{Lost}}'' would be proud of.
** The weapons take this further: advanced firearms coexist side-by-side with [[DropTheHammer war hammers]] and [[KatanasAreJustBetter katanas]]. And those firearms are considered ancient tech!

A [[CoOpMultiplayer cooperative]] FPS/RPG by Streum On Studio, with a distinct everything-but-the-kitchen-sink sci-fi flavor. Taking notes from nearly every work of CyberPunk literature and incorporating classic brutal roleplaying techniques. You play as a member of an ancient demon-fighting cult, the E.Y.E., who was afflicted with LaserGuidedAmnesia and must remember why he was sent on the mission that gave him his amnesia. Along the way you uncover more and more about the incredibly complex backstory and the internal struggle of E.Y.E between his own faction - the Culter Dei - and the Jian Shang Di.

Gameplay wise, it plays like a combination of a modern shooter and ''VideoGame/DeusEx'', with all the [[CriticalFailure hilarious ways things can go horribly wrong in a tabletop game]]. A player can run through the game run-and-gun, go the route of a cyber-samurai - slaughtering foes with their [[{{BFS}} exploding katana]] or laying down a wall of lead, while using implants to [[SpringJump vault into the sky]] or sprint at 30 miles an hour, [[HollywoodHacking hack and possess]] enemies to get them to [[PeoplePuppets kill their buddies]], [[ColdSniper cloak and snipe]], or spam mobile turrets while aiding their teammates with medkits, or use psychic powers to [[CarFu fling cars at enemies]] and FlashStep to their enemies... [[TeleFrag by teleporting inside their buddy and turning them into wet meat.]] Players can find technology briefcases which unlock different research items; by selecting a research item and assigning scientists to it, the player can discover new cybernetics, guns, and stat bonuses.

* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: Sergeants, Colonels, and Generals are all tougher than regular Mooks, especially if they're Federation Special Forces or E.Y.E. operatives. The toughest non-boss human enemies in the game are E.Y.E. Masters (including [[spoiler: Your Mentor, the Four Pillars, and Huan]]), who are almost unbeatable unless you have armor-piercing weapons to bypass their subdermal armor. Then there's FinalBoss [[spoiler: Commander Rimanah]], who's several times tougher than even the boss-level Masters and can create 2 to 3 times as many Psi Clones as normal, all of whom are equipped with heavy weapons instead of normal ones.

* EliteMooks: Federation Special Forces are equipped with energy weapons, which no other faction in the game has access to (the sniper variant has a long-range continuous laser beam, while the soldier variant fires explosive energy grenades); they also have cloaking devices as well as energy shields that let them withstand several hits before falling. Then there are rival E.Y.E. operatives, especially the Master-level ones who have powerful subdermal armor that can absorb multiple full magazines from any non-armor-piercing weapon, and will use Psi Clone to create a handful of weak clones of themselves to aide them in combat.

* TomatoInTheMirror: While the truth behind the game's plot is very obtuse, the general fan consensus seems to be that you're actually [[spoiler: Commander Rimanah himself, who murdered his wife (Circe) and ended up in a Purgatorial endless repeating cycle as a result.]]

* EliteMooks: Federation Special Forces are equipped with energy weapons, which no other faction in the game has access to (the sniper variant has a long-range continuous laser beam, while the soldier variant fires explosive energy grenades); they also have energy shields that let them withstand several hits before falling. Then there are rival E.Y.E. operatives, especially the Master-level ones who have powerful subdermal armor that can absorb multiple full magazines from any non-armor-piercing weapon, and will use Psi Clone to create a handful of weak clones of themselves to aide them in combat.