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Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Director's Cut
Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Director's Cut features approximately 8 hours of director's commentaries and a 45 minute “Making Of” video. It also features an improved visual engine and a complete overhaul of the boss battles. Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Director's Cut is an expanded game for Deus Ex: Human Revolution which is an action role-playing ...
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- Released
- October 22, 2013
- Developer
- Eidos Montréal
- Genres
- Shooter · Action · Puzzle · Role-playing (RPG) · Adventure
- Publisher
- Square Enix, Eidos Montréal, Feral Interactive
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Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Director's Cut Reviews
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It’s safe to say that if you don’t have a high-end PC, Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Director’s Cut on Wii U is the definitive version of the game. Sure you can get second-screen content on the other systems, but you would need either a PS Vita or a smartphone on PS3 or Xbox 360 respectively to enjoy it, and even then it’s not as convenient as using the Gamepad and having every single necessary button and feature right on the fly. This is both a worthy upgrade and worthy introduction if you’ve never played a game in the series before. The game may be augmented, but they’re augments m…
At the end of the day, I think Deus Ex: Human Revolution remains a great experience, one worth returning to all these years later. However, the caveat remains: if you’re looking for a game that plays like the first Deus Ex, that is not what you’re going to find. This is a carefully crafted narrative title with relatively few degrees of freedom in puzzle-solving, combat, or autonomy in crafting the story. I am a fan of YouTube content creator hbomberguy, and his 3.5-hour video on DX:HR from 2022 is one I’ve watched several times over. I highly recommend it, as it provides background and i…
It's not easy being a technological leader, and augmenting the human body through new metal parts causes lots of people to get angry. In this case though, bringing down the people who get angry with those new metal parts is highly encouraged. Move to Detroit - it'll get better.
The Director’s Cut version also finally includes the Missing Link DLC. They’ve also been kind enough to include the full strategy guide for your viewing pleasure. Another neat touch that has been included is a commentary track that allows you to get an insight into the developer’s initial creation process. You can also take a further look with the Making Of documentary. There’s a lot here for Deus Ex fans, and it’s worth the purchase if you’ve never played it before.