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Eidos Montreal game designer Emile Pedneault talks Deus Ex Human Revolution Director's Cut in this exclusive interview.

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DT:Deus Ex: The Fall works far better with touch controls than one would think, and it offers up a lighter, if a little bare-bones Human Revolution experience. In many ways though this experiment feels like a waste, as it would really be stronger as either a PlayStation Vita game or even a downloadable console title. Until a potential port rolls along, I'd only really recommend The Fall for mobile veterans who are already acquainted with first-person games on the go.

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John Bedford (Modojo): It's fair to say that after the enthusiastic reception for Deus Ex: Human Revolution on PC and consoles, gamers were clamoring for more tales told in this classic technological dystopia. Less certain is how many of those fans would have wanted a touchscreen tale set within that universe, and for pure mobile gamers what draw is there for a new installment priced at $6.99?

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Kotaku: "'We didn't ask for this.' came the cry of PC and console fans, angry with the revelation that the next Deus Ex game would be an episodic mobile adventure. They don't want to play it on their phones or tablets. It's a pity, really, because The Fall is nearly every bit the Deus Ex game Human Revolution is."

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Deus Ex: The Fall faithfully brings the FPS/RPG melding gameplay of Human Revolution to iOS devices.

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Deus Ex: The Fall builds its world with colour. That orange hue that's so familiar from Deus Ex: Human Revolution is out in full force here, layered into a world that's far more restrictive than the one you'll find in its console forebear. It's in the grimy streets of Panama City, in the augmented eyes of protagonist Ben Saxon, and in almost every other corner of the game as well. It makes for ...

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Deus Ex: The Fall, Square Enix's semi-sequel to console hit Deus Ex: Human Revolution won't hit the App Store at midnight this evening as planned. You can put your pitchforks away, folks. It won't be out at midnight this evening because it's available to download around the world right this second. Got ya. Set in the same year as its PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 counterpart, Deus Ex: The Fall ...

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Cancel any plans you had for the weekend, because Deus Ex: The Fall - Square Enix's semi-sequel to the smash-hit console game Deus Ex: Human Revolution - is heading to the App Store on Thursday. Set at around the same time as its forebear, the game tells the story of one Ben Saxon, a former member of the Tyrants (the bad guys from Human Revolution) who's caught up in a conspiracy involving some...