The whole idea of the game is that you play as a member of a resistance force that is battling against the dark, brainwashing forces of evil in attempt to fix the world back up again. Who’s going to stop them? Why you are, of course. While the World is a weakened state however, a few pesky religious and political factions see an opportunity to reshape the world and governing bodies to suit their agendas and gain power for decades to come. Approximately 20 years after the events of the first game, the World has just about recovered for a catastrophic economic depression. And with Deus Ex: Mankind Divided releasing on February 23, 2016, it would be a nice way to get into the game series.Thanks to developers Ion Storm, the world of Deus Ex is back with another dark storyline to offer, and this time available on games consoles, as well. So even if you don't have the game, now is a good time to buy. Deus Ex: Game of the Year Edition is only $6.99, too. This should make the game worth going back to and trying out, since the mod is free on Steam. It doesn't just update the graphics of the 2000 Deus Ex, but also improves the AI, fixes bugs, and even rebalances the game. Whatever the reason may be, Revision is a phenomenal mod. If you want to use their content, you should ask first before creating anything, and maybe, just maybe, Square Enix will end up supporting your venture. So why is Square Enix being more helpful to this fan-made creation than it has the others in the past? Maybe it’s because at Square Enix, they have an ‘ask them first policy’. It’s a surprise that Square Enix is not only allowing the fan-mod to be published, they are even promoting it. On the other, we’re committed to making sure that we can release it and maintain it in the best possible way, and with as few stumbles as possible.” On the one hand, we would love to get Revision out the door ASAP.
They’ve been very helpful and supportive the processes has gone on longer than anyone anticipated, and we’re taking advantage of the time to implement little fixes and bits of polish that were otherwise slated for the 1.1 update. So we approached Square Enix with the intent of making sure that everything we had planned was going to be fine. “All of this lead us to feel extremely cautious- we want to ensure that when we release, there are no potential landmines waiting for us. The developers of "Revision" commented on how they made this happen:
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