In addition, Eidos will later this month launch a Director's Cut of their well-received 2011 game Deus Ex: Human Revolution. The game has been optimised to work with the Wii U's gamepad and its built-in screen, but will also be available on PC, X-Box 360 and PS3. The Director's Cut will fix the much-derided boss fights by allowing them to be completed in a variety of different ways (including stealth and hacking) instead of straight-up combat, with a number of other changes to enhance the gaming experience.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut will be released on 22 October. No release date has been set for the new Deus Ex game.
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Human revolution was one of the best games i'v ever played. I look forward to the next one.
sThe word "universe" leaves me wondering wether this will be a MMO. If so i fear that the decisions we will make will have no impact. Even so DE:HR is a game that I can replay many times and I will be looking forward to a sequel. Nice to see that they have completely ignored the rubbish iPad game.
Apparently it's a rebranding of the DEUS EX 'franchise'. All games will have a 'DEUS EX UNIVERSE' logo but their own subtitle. I think it's so they can link the next big 'proper' game with mobile games etc.
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