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Deus Ex: Human Revolution
The gentlemen behind the new Deus Ex's audio, from the musical score to the weapon sounds and voice acting, star in this video look at the many soundscapes of Square Enix's upcoming sci-fi adventure.
I would never have thought to give Human Revolution a more natural, organic-sounding audio landscape than the original Deus Ex's electronic-heavy score because it's set 25 years earlier than that title. When the folks from Eidos Montreal put it that way, though, it makes perfect sense.
I suppose that's why I'm not an professional sound designer. Neither am I a stealth designer, whose take you can get on Human Revolution in the previous dev diary.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution comes out for PS3, PC, and 360 August 23.
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