A recent leak on 4chan has sent shockwaves through the gaming community, hinting at the development of a Deus Ex remake that is set to be announced within the next year and a half. Even though this information should be taken with a grain of salt due to its anonymous source, it has sparked a wave of excitement and speculation among fans of the iconic franchise.
Rumors and Speculations
The anonymous 4chan user claimed that a remake of the original Deus Ex is currently in the works, utilizing the powerful Unreal Engine 5. However, it was stated that Eidos Montreal, the original developers of the series, is not involved in the remake. Furthermore, the future of the Jensen games, including Deus Ex: Human Revolution and Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, remains uncertain, with the possibility of them being either remastered or completely scrapped. The leak suggests that an official announcement and trailer for the remake could potentially be unveiled as early as March, indicating that the project is already in the advanced stages of development. Additionally, the user hinted at Eidos Montreal working on a new Deus Ex game, although no specific details were provided.Confirmation and Expansion
The reported leak aligns with previous speculations about the revival of the beloved franchise. Reports from sources such as Eurogamer have hinted at the early development of a new Deus Ex game following Embracer’s acquisition of the IP and Eidos Montreal. This has undoubtedly fueled the anticipation and excitement for the potential return of the series. Despite these promising developments, the current situation at Embracer, the parent company, has cast some doubts on the stability of future Deus Ex projects. The company’s recent restructuring efforts, leading to the closure of various studios, have raised concerns about the fate of the franchise. The volatile nature of Embracer’s operations adds an element of unpredictability, leaving fans uncertain about the potential cancellation of the upcoming Deus Ex projects.Also Read: Controversy: Russian rock star under fire for promoting LGBT agenda with sock performance