Deus Ex: Human Revolution Augmented With A Release Date

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Deus Ex: Human Revolution was originally supposed to release by spring, but that didn’t quite pan out. Square Enix now have the game scheduled for a summer release.

 

North America will get Human Revolution first on August 23rd. The U.K. will get it three days later on August 26th. The game comes in regular and Augmented editions, with the latter costing $10 more, and including a 40-page art book, motion graphic novel, and bonus “Making of” DVD along with the game’s soundtrack.

 

Spencer recently had a chance to try Deus Ex: Human Revolution out at a Square Enix event; you can read his hands-on impressions here and our latest interview with the game’s director here.


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