Deus Ex: Human Revolution

The Director's Cut version of Deus Ex: Human Revolution will be exclusive to the Wii U, and the trailer of the day shows us what this version will bring.

Square Enix has announced today the Director's Cut of Deus Ex: Human Revolution that is coming "soon" on the Nintendo Wii U. This edition offers GamePad features such as touch-screen hacking, interactive map editing, augmented sniping, grenade throwbacks and also Miiverse integration, developer commentaries and in-game guides. Tongs's Rescue mission and the Missing Link chapter are also integrated.

Here is another walkthrough of The Missing Link, the first DLC for Deus Ex: Human Revolution.

Here is a dev walkthrough of the Missing Link, the first DLC of Deus Ex: Human Revolution. It will be available to download next month.
Update: 3 screens added.

Square Enix shows the first DLC of Deus Ex: Human Revolution with a teaser trailer and some screenshots. The Missing Link will be available to download in October.

Deus Ex: Human Revolution is now available to all, so we finally captured some videos of the game. We chose the PC version so you could see it run in 1080p and at 60 fps, unfortunately, that version suffers from unexplainable and random framerate issues for now. Not all PCs are concerned or so it seems, but it is the case for us. Whether or not the graphics options are maxed out does not seem to make a difference and the game even happens to run worse when DirectX 11 is deactivated. That's why we're not quite happy with the result we got from capturing the game. It should still give you a good idea of what to expect in terms of visuals. As for the rest, you can still check out our full review. Let's hope the PC version will be patched very soon.

Square-Enix gave us what we think is a great privilege when they sent us the review code of Deus Ex: Human Revolution a few few ago. This lapse of time allowed us to play the game thoroughly in order to deliver a full review in time for release. Lucky you, it is even a bit early as the game only ships tomorrow in North America and this Friday in Europe. To make this review more immersive than ever, we will tell you everything about the game from the comfort of 2027 Detroit. Some mysterious group of people actually hired a well-known hacker to hack into Adam Jensen's neuronal system and get as much information as possible about him. Here is his final report.
Update: Launch trailer added.

Eidos provides a new developer diary of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, dealing with the game's sound and music, in the compagny of the audio director, the composer and the voice of Adam Jensen. About ten days before our review and the game's release.

In this new developer diary of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, learn how socialization and hacking work in the world of 2027.

Get an in-depth look at Deus Ex: Human Revolution with this new video showing combat, hacking, augmentations and characters. The game will be out in 3 weeks.