You see one screenshot and you know it’s Human Revolution. ![]() “That’s the first thing I said when I started on the project,” said art director Jonathan Jacques-Belletête when I interviewed him back in 2011. But then I saw those first screenshots, of a futuristic Detroit bathed in shades of black and gold, and knew the series was in good hands. As a Deus Ex fan, I was sceptical when I heard a new game was in development. ![]() Few big-budget games have such a distinctive look, but that’s part of what makes Eidos Montreal’s prequel so immediately striking. When I think of Human Revolution, I think of black and gold.
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