“When you look at the endings of the other Deus Ex games, the future is looking pretty grim,” Director Dugas notes with a chuckle.ĭeus Ex: Human Revolution depicts 2027 as a world rocked by unbridled technological advancement. But when the pair signed on with Eidos Montreal to produce a new entry in the critically acclaimed series, they opted to introduce a new story set fifteen years before the first game. We wanted to re-imagine this world.”ĭirector Jean-Francois Dugas and Producer David Anfossi are unabashed fans of Deus Ex, the cyberpunk RPG-shooter hybrid that graced the PS2 in 2002 and won more than its fair share of Game of the Year awards. “It was important for us to see Deus Ex: Human Revolution as a new IP.
