Deus Ex: Human Revolution In-game Screenshots (pictures from deusex.pl) |
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Description: Few decent quality in-game screenshots from upcoming Deus Ex: Human Revolution video Game. All pictures from http://www.deusex.pl/news.php High res pictures here: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=397260 Music: The Synapse (Hong Kong Streets) by Alexander Brandon (from Deus Ex soundtrack) Check Deus Ex: Human Revolution Theme: http://www.deusex.com/data/extensions_data/square_podcasts/9/8/f/1/3/20// DEUS EX: HUMAN REVOLUTION Developer: Eidos Montreal Publisher: Square Enix Designer: Jean-François Dugas Composer: Michael McCann Series: Deus Ex Engine: Re-engineered Crystal Engine Platforms: Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 Release date: Early 2011 Genre: First-Person-Action-RPG Mode: Single-player Media: Blu-ray Disc, DVD, download Input methods: Keyboard & mouse, gamepad ***ABOUT DEUS EX: HR*** Deus Ex: Human Revolution (previously Deus Ex 3) will be the third game in the first-person shooter/role-playing game Deus Ex series, and a prequel to the original game. It is being developed by Eidos Montreal in co-production with Square Enix, who are responsible for pre-rendered movie sequences and publishing. Neither Warren Spector nor Harvey Smith, the creative directors behind the first two games, are attached to the project. ***GAMEPLAY*** In the Deus Ex games, augmentations are body modifications that allow the user superhuman abilities. While augmentations in the first two games were nanotech, Human Revolution is set prior to both and instead features mechanical augmentations. These will be divided into four types: Combat, Stealth, Technology and Social. Unlike in Invisible War, weapons will fire distinct ammunition types instead of depleting a unified pool. They can also be upgraded to better suit the player. In a controversial departure from previous titles in the series, Human Revolution will use a regenerating health model. This change was made because the developers didn't want players to get into a situation where they were unable to progress due to low health, and would be forced to "scrounge for med packs." They see this scrounging behavior as breaking the flow of the game when one retreats to search the entire level for medical supplies. They believe their regenerating health model will still encourage tactical and strategy forming retreats, but not to the extent where the tension and flow of the game is disrupted. Human Revolution is primarily a first person game, but will feature a contextual third person viewpoint when using the cover system, certain augmentations, or closeup instant-kill moves. ***IS DEUS EX: HR AN RPG/FPS/TPS?*** Deus Ex: HR is FIRST person, but switches to third person for some contextual elements, after which it quickly returns to first person. DX:HR still has a component of action, a component of RPG, and a component of open-ended gameplay. You can play it the way you want - just as in the original game. If you want to be a stealth agent, or if you prefer to be a John Rambo, the choice is yours. You can play the entire game using combat... or you can play using stealth. Or, you can play the entire game going back and forth between both. The key is CHOICE. As the player, you are able to play the game the way you want to play it. It's an RPG and a shooter, with different ways to solve an objective, different people to talk to and lots of extra little things to do beyond the main path - just like Deus Ex 1. There is no one way to play; there are multiple ways depending on your style. DX:HR will not lack RPG elements because of a couple other game design choices - it remains an action/RPG like the first game even with the changed aspects. It's still based around making decisions which have consequences, selecting from a multi-path, multi-solution approach in a non-linear space. ***WHO ARE THE WRITERS?*** Great effort is being put into the story and the characters are a major focus of the entire project, with the resources and skilled people being put behind it. The Eidos Montréal team is lead by Mary DeMarle with at least 1-2 more writers internally, plus contractors like James Swallow and who have written for other games, tv shows, and had novels published. Additionally, Deus Ex 1 & 2 writer Sheldon Pacotti has been enlisted as story consultant and has been working with the EM team, and original creators Warren Spector & Harvey Smith have been spoken to. ***IS THERE REALISM & ELEMENTS OF SOCIOLOGY?*** Deus Ex: HR will have blood and realism but gore will remain limited - it is not a game about butchery. There won't be any over-the-top extreme content either, like dueling chainsaws. Mature content will remain realistic. 
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