Deus Ex Human Revolution
Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Director's Cut XDELTA u1 [MULTI7] Fixed Files Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Director's Cut v2.0.0.0 [MULTI7] Fixed Files Deus Ex: Human Revolution - The Missing Link v1.4.66.0 [MULTI7] Fixed Files. For Deus Ex: Human Revolution on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'Talion A.D. Quest won't update (possibly light spoilers)'. Deus Ex: Human Revolution Mac release date announced. It costs £34.99 in the UK, €39.99 throughout Europe and $49.99 in the US. You'll be able to buy it from various digital platforms, including Feral Interactive and the Mac App Store.
Deus Ex Human Revolution Demo
Deus Ex Human Revolution Review
When Human Revolution DC was released in 2013, it displaced the original version. People who own the original version can still play it. People with physical copies or grey market keys can still buy it. But it has been effectively removed from Steam.
Square Enix aren't the only publisher to do this. Deep Silver displaced the original Metro releases with the Redux versions. Which is annoying for people who want to play the original and don't own it, but it's not as bad as when they displaced the Dead Island titles with the deeply broken Definitive Editions.
You might ask, 'What's the big deal? Isn't the Director's Cut just a polished version of Human Revolution with less crappy boss fights and the story DLC integrated into the main game?'
The big deal is the ridiculous list of bugs -- quite a few game breaking -- that crept into the game as a result of it being based on outdated source. (Something similar happened with Deus Ex: GOTY Edition/Patch 1.112fm, which used outdated map files. But the bugs there weren't as serious.)
The list of issues in HR:DC is ridiculous. It just goes on and on and on. Few of these issues were present in the fully patched original version of Human Revolution. Heck, they generally weren't even present in the launch version.
http://steamcommunity.com/app/238010/discussions/0/810939350891608249/
Gems include:
Broken multi-monitor support.
NPCs T-posing.
Bullet decals flicker.
Broken textures. Like, everywhere.
Save/Load bugs.
Music looping issues. Which causes cutscene fast forwarding issues.
A weird radio sound that keeps appearing and disappearing that seems linked to the commentary system.
Talking to NPCs with your gun drawn muffles their audio.
Police often hostile to Jensen for no reason.
Misaligned weapon sights.
Eliza Cassan TV broadcasts are broken.
Multiple broken and/or bugged quests. Often caused by key NPCs vanishing.
Post-processing issues including degraded SSAO quality.
Oh, and of course multiple localized languages are missing and if you choose to play in a language other than English you get visual artifacts on character faces.
In short, it's a mess. We've traded fundamental polish for better boss fights and less yellow filtering.
Square Enix aren't the only publisher to do this. Deep Silver displaced the original Metro releases with the Redux versions. Which is annoying for people who want to play the original and don't own it, but it's not as bad as when they displaced the Dead Island titles with the deeply broken Definitive Editions.
You might ask, 'What's the big deal? Isn't the Director's Cut just a polished version of Human Revolution with less crappy boss fights and the story DLC integrated into the main game?'
The big deal is the ridiculous list of bugs -- quite a few game breaking -- that crept into the game as a result of it being based on outdated source. (Something similar happened with Deus Ex: GOTY Edition/Patch 1.112fm, which used outdated map files. But the bugs there weren't as serious.)
The list of issues in HR:DC is ridiculous. It just goes on and on and on. Few of these issues were present in the fully patched original version of Human Revolution. Heck, they generally weren't even present in the launch version.
http://steamcommunity.com/app/238010/discussions/0/810939350891608249/
Gems include:
Broken multi-monitor support.
NPCs T-posing.
Bullet decals flicker.
Broken textures. Like, everywhere.
Save/Load bugs.
Music looping issues. Which causes cutscene fast forwarding issues.
A weird radio sound that keeps appearing and disappearing that seems linked to the commentary system.
Talking to NPCs with your gun drawn muffles their audio.
Police often hostile to Jensen for no reason.
Misaligned weapon sights.
Eliza Cassan TV broadcasts are broken.
Multiple broken and/or bugged quests. Often caused by key NPCs vanishing.
Post-processing issues including degraded SSAO quality.
Oh, and of course multiple localized languages are missing and if you choose to play in a language other than English you get visual artifacts on character faces.
In short, it's a mess. We've traded fundamental polish for better boss fights and less yellow filtering.