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Why Robin Makes Batman Better In order to create the most immersive settings possible for Deus Ex: Human Revolution, the Eidos Montreal team had to build shining cities of the future from the ground up, and then they had to get them dirty.
In this behind-the-scenes video for Deus Ex: Human Revolution, the Eidos Montreal development explores the world festering beneath the glow of amber lights, where humanity is in danger of losing itself and freedom fighters struggle to protect the last bastions of green lighting effects.
This is part two of our three part Deus Ex: Human Revolution video series. This time round Eidos Montreal takes us through the minutae of the Deus Ex universe. I find that when it comes to immersive worlds, the detail and clutter of a space is of prime importance. From this developer diary, it seems like Eidos agrees.
Eidos Montreal have released an incredible brand new developer diary for Deus Ex: Human Revolution, and Kotaku Australia is one of the few websites who has been given access. For fans of the series, this is must watch stuff.
Want your Deus Ex a little more action-packed? Our latest look at Eidos Montreal’s Deus Ex: Human Revolution fits the bill. It’s an opportunity to see protagonist Adam Jensen get his arse kicked and to bask in a whole lotta cybernetic gun fights.
Sarif Industries: Building better people for a better tomorrow. What could a human augmentation company that’s done so much good possibly have to hide?
Square Enix wants you to ‘Like’ Deus Ex: Human Revolution‘s Facebook page, with more than 90 exclusive video, art and behind-the-scenes unlocks waiting for the right number of fans to show up. It’s just a click away.
