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Wes Fenlon

24 years later, Warren Spector offers more details about Deus Ex's cut 'Denver airport conspiracy' mission that was 'so crazy no one would believe it'

JC Denton alongside the Denver Airport's lizard people ad.

The Denver International Airport has been the subject of all sorts of odd conspiracy theories since its opening in 1995, which made it an ideal setting for director Warren Spector's conspiracy-filled 2000 immersive sim Deus Ex. Spector actually mapped out an entire level that would be set at the airport, but ended up cutting it "because it was so crazy no one would believe it," he said during a recent PC Gamer roundtable podcast.

While the existence of the cut Denver level has been written about before thanks to Deus Ex's design documents, Spector offered a few more details that I haven't seen online.

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