--- At long last, the Director's Cut of Deus Ex: Human Revolution arrives, and it's a great buy for old fans of the series & new comers alike! Moderately priced at $30 ((edit: Even cheaper now!

I love this game it has a great story full of surprises. This game has great interactive context with dozens of characters. Dozens of weapons most have many upgrades. Massive city/level layouts and interactive gameplay.

I love this game. I've played an earlier version before this and it just blew me away, I bought this newer version because unlike the previous ones it...

Everything from story to Gameplay to the character realism

Some gliches still exist in the games program

I play this on orginal Xbox, I loved. The new game make a huge open world experince. I love the black and gold color that set the future world look like Matrix feel in gold. So far, I only explore some of the area.

Allows you to play the way you prefer. I played through it twice in a row, making different choices each time, and both were fun. True to the spirit of the series, but stands on its own. Overall great game.

This game released for 2 years already and I still purchase it back from PA. Do I still need to mention how good is this game? Give it a shot!

If you liked the main game then this is just an extension. There is no new gameplay elements and only 2 areas and a handful of quests. A little too pricey for what you get. The devs still keep creating achievements that require that you play through sections of the game more than once to get because...

Lot of levels and interaction, really like the game

As glossed over before, there are new things here, but hardly enough to justify a re-release. Obviously bug fixes have been applied and this is a version of Human Revolution that's had plenty of time to smooth out its rough edges, but the new content itself is just a patchwork quilt of cutting-room...

Human Revolution is as great as ever; Glorious freedom; Stylised visuals lend well to the tone of the plot

Not enough new content to justify a re-release; Exploitative of the IP's fanbase; Graphics look worn in a technical sense

The future is a bitterly divided place, and in the world of Deux Ex the latest battlefront is the field of Human Augmentation. Companies have worked out how to splice advanced synthetic devices into the human body, from replacing limbs with biomechanical equivalents to chips that allow the owner to...