Deus Ex: Human Revolution
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Industry legend Warren Spector is retiring: 'I'm feeling like I've done what I set out to do'
Industry veteran Warren Spector, known for his work on immersive sims like Deus Ex and System Shock, has announced his retirement from game development after nearly 44 years. While he has mixed feelings and ideas for future projects, Spector feels he has accomplished his goals and is ready to pursue writing, lecturing, and consulting. He also cited changes in the industry and a desire to make way for new talent as reasons for his departure.
Request for comment: Which way did you go when you reached the controversial ending of Mass Effect 3?
This article discusses the controversial ending of Mass Effect 3, comparing it to the ending of Deus Ex: Human Revolution. It reflects on how player choices throughout the trilogy were resolved by a single button press and the subsequent addition of an extended cut DLC with more options, including a refusal to choose.
Embrace the great Tech Pause
The article advocates for a 'Tech Pause,' encouraging gamers to appreciate existing hardware rather than constantly chasing the latest expensive technology. It highlights the stagnation in GPU improvements and the rising costs of PCs and consoles, suggesting that older hardware is still capable of playing a vast library of games, including many new releases. The piece also celebrates the advancements in emulation and PC handhelds as more accessible and rewarding avenues for gaming.
Waiting on Blade Runner 2099? These 5 Games Will Fill the Gap
With the Blade Runner 2099 miniseries on the horizon, this article recommends five games that capture the cyberpunk essence of the franchise. Titles like Cloudpunk, Shadowrun: Hong Kong, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Ghostrunner, and Citizen Sleeper are highlighted for their atmospheric worlds, narrative depth, and thematic similarities to Blade Runner.
'What is it?' We snooped around in our favorite gaming characters' inventories: can you identify the…
This article presents a quiz challenging readers to identify obscure items found in the inventories of various video game characters, drawing inspiration from the subreddit r/whatisit. It humorously contrasts the potential for finding benign items with the paranoia of snooping, suggesting communication over suspicion.
The two best years in video game history were both in the 2010s - Reader's Feature
A reader argues that 2011 and 2013 were the best years in video game history, citing a high volume of quality releases and industry-shifting console launches. The article details numerous significant titles from both years, including The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, Skyrim, The Last of Us, and Grand Theft Auto 5, alongside the debut of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
10 Best sci-fi RPGs to play in 2026
This list highlights the top 10 science fiction RPGs to play, focusing on strong world-building and classic sci-fi themes. Games like Mass Effect Legendary Edition, Cyberpunk 2077, and Starfield are featured for their immersive narratives and futuristic settings.
The 10 best first-person RPGs for truly immersive adventuring
This article ranks the 10 best first-person RPGs, highlighting titles that excel in immersive worldbuilding and player agency. Games like Avowed, Cyberpunk 2077, and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim are praised for their ability to place players directly into fantastical or dystopian worlds, offering immediate action and deep exploration.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution forgot toilet paper exists in 2027
An observant player noted the absence of toilet paper in Deus Ex: Human Revolution, highlighting how small details can impact immersion in game worlds. While the game excels at environmental storytelling and depicting a technologically advanced 2027, this mundane oversight breaks the illusion for some players. The article discusses the challenges developers face in creating believable worlds and how such details, though often overlooked, contribute to a game's charm and the community's engagement with its lore.
Cancellation Of Almost-Complete Game From Eidos Montreal Resulted In Layoffs - Report
A report indicates that recent mass layoffs at Eidos Montreal were caused by the cancellation of an almost-complete project codenamed P11. The open-world, third-person action-adventure game reportedly cost hundreds of millions of dollars and was slated for release this year. Studio head David Anfossi also departed following the layoffs.
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided developers Eidos Montreal lay off 124 staff, as well as "parting ways" with long-time studio head
Eidos Montreal has laid off 124 employees and parted ways with studio head David Anfossi. The studio cited changing project needs as the reason for the workforce reduction. This follows previous layoffs in April of last year and comes after the reported cancellation of a new Deus Ex entry.
Eidos Montreal Lays Off Over 100 Employees, Studio Head Leaves
Eidos Montreal has laid off 124 employees, citing "changing project needs" and a need to focus efforts where the studio can be "most effective." Additionally, studio head David Anfossi is departing the company after many years. This news comes amidst a wave of layoffs impacting the broader video game industry.
Deus Ex Dev Eidos-Montreal Conducts Mass Layoffs Affecting 124 People
Eidos-Montreal has conducted mass layoffs, resulting in 124 employees losing their jobs and studio head David Anfossi departing. The developer cited changing project needs as the reason for the cuts, which affect various disciplines. This follows recent downsizing trends in the industry, including over 1,000 job cuts at Epic Games.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution could've had a track from the original game's composer but it was rejected for not being the 'right fit,' and in hindsight he says they were right
Deus Ex composer Alexander Brandon revealed that a track he composed for Deus Ex: Human Revolution was rejected by Eidos Montreal because it wasn't considered the 'right fit.' Brandon, who also discussed not being able to score Deus Ex: The Fall, ultimately agrees with the decision in hindsight, acknowledging Michael McCann's great work on Human Revolution.
50 Most Inspirational And Badass Video Game Quotes
This article compiles a list of 50 inspirational and badass quotes from various video games, highlighting memorable moments and gems of wisdom found in game narratives. The quotes span a wide range of titles and themes, from philosophical musings to declarations of strength and resilience.
