It’s been obvious from the very first teaser images and trailers that Deus Ex: Human Revolution has been injected with very strong direction, both in terms of art and visuals, as well as story and history, all of which has culminated in the creation of an incredibly believable and immersive world.

Cities and areas of the game have been painstakingly crafted, virtual clothing has been expertly designed and in-game brands have been invented to add an extra layer of authenticity to the world of Human Revolution, with an estimated 1400 polygonal props littering rooms and vistas alike to create a ‘real’ world.

In the latest Deus Ex: Human Revolution developer diary, various directors on the game speak about the work that has gone into its development, making for an absorbing watch:

Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Behind 2027 Part II: Cities

Deus Ex: Human Revolution is out in North America on August 23rd and in Europe and the UK on August 26th, across Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC.

Flip through El33tonline’s extensive coverage of Deus Ex: Human Revolution for more videos, as well as batches of screenshots and extra information.