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The first set of paid downloadable content has arrived today for Deus Ex: Human Revolution in the form of ’Missing Link,’ a new, separate adventure for Adam Jensen that will see our augmented hero stripped of his powers and forced to survive in an all-new (hostile) environment with brand new characters who will eke out information on a new conspiracy.
‘New’ is the key word here.
Square Enix and Eidos Montreal have just announced that the publisher and developer’s upcoming Deus Ex: Human Revolution has gone gold ahead of its worldwide August release, which means that the first-person action adventure game is finished and ready for mass production!
General manager of Eidos-Montreal, Stephane D’Astous enthused:
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.
In the run up to the release of Deus Ex: Human Revolution at the end of August, Eidos Montreal game director Jean-Francois Dugas and IGN have together released a 12-minute video packed to the rafters with in-game action from the first-person adventure game, providing commentary on the different situations and paths that you’ll encounter along the way
Cyberpunk is a genre which is not often expressed in the visual arts. There are plenty of cyberpunk novels out there, but turn your gaze toward film and video games and there’s little in the way of homage to this neon-lit and morally decrepit depiction of the near future.
The highly anticipated Deus Ex: Human Revolution is out next month, and the latest developer diary clues us in on the state of the world in 2027. This imagined future is looking a little bleak as the widespread use of mechanical augmentations incites a war between people opposed to the technology and the police.
Are you excited for Deus Ex: Human Revolution?
Did the deluge of excellent CG and gameplay trailers do nothing for you? You aren’t looking forward to the freedom of approaching missions in basically any way you please?
Then let us present the latest trailer for Eidos Montreal’s anticipated first-person adventure game: It combines CG, gameplay and glimpses at the different ways you’ll be able to tackle challenges, all wrapped up in intrigue, explosions and high action.
Everything to get excited about, in one video:
As is becoming de rigueur, Square Enix and Eidos Montreal are promising fans of the upcoming Deus Ex: Human Revolution some extra, behind-the-scenes content from the game leading up to its release in August.
The price of this content? A single ‘Like’ on Facebook from you.
Last week an excellent gameplay walkthrough video was released for Deus Ex: Human Revolution showcasing just some of the ways that the game allows you to tackle different in-game situations using your own methods and play style to reach your goals.
More recently a brand new trailer for Square Enix’s fantastic-looking first-person adventure game was released to once again hammer home the amount of gameplay freedom you’re afforded when completing missions, demonstrating how a single objective can be achieved in very different ways.
Here’s that trailer, featuring extremely healthy doses of in-game action taken straight from Deus Ex: Human Revolution:
Like its predecessors, Deus Ex: Human Revolution from Eidos Montreal and Square Enix will feature multiple ways for you to tackle different in-game challenges and situations.
In this recently released developer walkthrough for the game, Mary DeMarle (the narrative game designer for Human Revolution) takes us through the first mission of Deus Ex: Human Revolution and shows us how we may approach it in three different ways using the franchise’s distinctive “multi-path, multi-solution gameplay,” while taking advantage of the title’s four main gameplay ‘pillars,’ namely Combat, Hacking, Stealth and Social.
If you need to get up-to-speed with Deus Ex: Human Revolution real quick, then this fantastic gameplay video is definitely for you:
[Update] Deus Ex: Human Revolution developer Eidos Montreal has confirmed the US release date for the game - details below. [End of Update]
After months of teasing, Square Enix has announced (and confirmed) an official release date for the publisher’s upcoming first-person RPG adventure game, Deus Ex: Human Revolution.
A major embargo has just been lifted on information to do with Deus Ex: Human Revolution from Eidos Montreal, and thanks to this new freedom we’ve been given access to a few new screenshots and a (wait for it…) jaw-dropping profile trailer featuring a look at the game’s protagonist, Adam Jensen.
You don’t want to miss this:
Some videogame trailers are functional, merely showing various gameplay situations that you may find yourself in during the game in question.
Some videogame trailers are super slick and stylish, designed to get you excited about the game on show without showing much of anything at all.
And some videogame trailers are more story oriented, perhaps giving you glimpses of cinematics and gameplay while injecting as much narrative and premise into the video as possible.
This latest trailer for Deus Ex: Human Revolution? It’s one of those incredibly rare rolls of footage that combines all three types mentioned above, and even though a dangerous amount of excitement is rising, swirling and pushing up against the walls of brain, you can’t help but be made silent by the events playing out in front of you.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution simply can’t come soon enough:
Square Enix has released a single teaser screenshot from Deus Ex: Human Revolution to get us all excited for the new gameplay trailer which will be unveiled a little later today at 4pm GMT.
Stay tuned, but feel free to browse our previous coverage to help pass the time.
Following on from that amazing Deus Ex: Human Revolution trailer (if you haven’t watched it, now’s the time), new and incredibly impressive in-game screenshots have been released for Eidos and Square Enix’s upcoming first-person action game.
Catch the rest of the shots below. Don’t forget to breathe:
Do you remember that brilliant Deus Ex: Human Revolution trailer that was released yesterday? The one that had dialogue spoken in Japanese?
Well, it’s just been released in English. And if you show this trailer to your thesaurus, that book/website will still implode into a million tiny pieces as it tries to search for a list of the most appropriate terms to describe the events and visuals contained in the video.
Watch (and understand) the English version of the latest Deus Ex: Human Revolution trailer below:
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