Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director’s Cut

Fun with robot arms in the self-serious sim. By Ted Lichfield

Release: August 23, 2011 Developer: Eidos Montreal Publisher: Square Enix Link: eidosmontreal.com There have been times in my life I’ve tried to convince myself I didn’t like something because it wasn’t ‘hardcore’ or PC enough. For almost a year in high school, I pretended to not like BioWare games – to no one else in particular, just in my own mind palace – because I watched a loud man on YouTube say they were quite bad indeed. So too, more recently, with the Deus Ex series. I played the hell out of Human Revolution, Eidos Montreal’s 2011 prequel/reboot, in high school. I must have rolled credits on it at least twice before ever making it past the halfway point in the OG classic, and yet for a long time I…

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