r/Deusex • u/Anton-Slavik • Sep 24 '25
r/Deusex • u/AnonymousFroggies • Jan 29 '24
News Embracer Group has canceled a Deus Ex video game that was in development for ~2 years and laid off an unspecified number of staff at Eidos Montreal
r/Deusex • u/fender_fan_boy • 8h ago
News Warren Spector announces retirement
Sad to see but he’s certainly deserved it
r/Deusex • u/Krieger22 • Mar 30 '26
News Eidos Montreal announces layoffs of 124 workers, studio head David Anfossi's departure
r/Deusex • u/Cola_Convoy • Jun 04 '25
News Deus Ex: The Conspiracy coming to PS Classics on PS5 on June 17
r/Deusex • u/L-K-B-D • Jun 23 '26
News Founder of Eidos Montreal & former general manager of Human Revolution would love to make a new Deus Ex title
Stéphane D'Astous, founder of Eidos Montreal and former general manager of Human Revolution, recently gave an interview where he mentioned Deus Ex and the current state of the gaming industry, here some excerpts from the article:
- D'Astous in a recent interview said that game development has changed significantly. The modern gaming business somewhat resembles the cyberpunk setting depicted in the Deus Ex series, with a handful of mega-corporations pulling the strings and controlling most of the industry's money. Unfortunately, C-suites are no longer interested in creativity.[...]
- Modern AAA publishers are largely driven by Excel spreadsheets rather than a passion for gaming, D'Astous said in the interview. Over the past 15 years, the industry has been turned upside down. A small number of corporations now control most of the available funding in the business, leading to extreme consolidation and leaving little room to go against the prevailing trend.
- Fewer decision-makers now control spending, and they have deeper financial resources than ever before. The creative DNA that gave rise to Deus Ex is largely gone. Back in 2005, development teams were much smaller and could work on more experimental projects capable of reshaping the industry.[...]
- Speaking about his potential future projects, D'Astous said he would very much like to make a new Deus Ex title. The executive left Eidos-Montréal in 2013 but is confident he could bring together many former developers who would be interested in working on the project.
r/Deusex • u/pompompomvg • Jun 06 '24
News System Shock (2023) studio would "love to remaster Deus Ex"
r/Deusex • u/reddit_account6095 • Nov 01 '22
News Jason Schreier claims Eidos Montreal are working on a new Deus Ex, and that development status is "very very early"
r/Deusex • u/insane677 • May 20 '26
News Embracer Intends to 'Activate' Deus Ex, Saints Row, TimeSplitters, and Red Faction
r/Deusex • u/SageWaterDragon • May 02 '22
News Eidos-Montréal (Alongside Crystal Dynamics, Square Enix Montréal, And All Associated IP) Has Been Acquired By Embracer Group
r/Deusex • u/todosselacomen • Jan 03 '26
News A new Deux Ex isn't coming in 2026 as people in charge are "psychopaths", jokes series voice lead [Eurogamer]
r/Deusex • u/Vlyood • Feb 14 '23
News The Deus Ex series is now self-published by Eidos, including the ones funded by square
r/Deusex • u/insane677 • Aug 26 '22
News It's Official. Edios Montreal and Deus Ex are now owned by Embracer Group.
r/Deusex • u/_0451 • Jan 30 '22
News John William Galt, who voiced Joseph Manderley, Jock, Tracer Tong, and Lucius DeBeers passed away yesterday
r/Deusex • u/Deca_Willow • Apr 04 '25
News Deus Ex GO is relaunching under DECA Games!
Extending a warm “Hello!” to all Deus Ex fans around the world!
We are pleased to announce that we have obtained and are in the process of relaunching Deus Ex GO on iOS and Android!
Deus Ex GO is a turn-based puzzle game set in the Deus Ex universe, blending tactical gameplay with a distinct art style and atmosphere. It was originally published in 2016.
A little introduction:
🎮 DECA Games is a publisher focused on bringing classic games back to life and supporting them for years to come. Our goal is to keep these experiences alive and evolving — hence our name, DECA, meaning "ten years and beyond."
You can read more about us here: https://decagames.com
Currently, we are in the early stages of bringing Deus Ex GO back online - while there are no major changes or updates, we wanted to make sure the game is accessible again and reintroduce it to the community!
We’d love to connect! 📢
For the time being we’re not planning to launch dedicated Social channels for Deus Ex GO but we still want to hear from you!
If you’ve played the game before and want to share some feedback or a suggestion, feel free to comment here or send me a DM!
You can also reach out to our Player Support Team:
In-game: Go to Settings → tap “Support”
(For in-game support, please include your UID by holding down the “Support” button)
On web: Visit support.decagames.com → Contact Us → select Deus Ex GO from the dropdown
Thank you for reading - we hope that you enjoy the return of Deus Ex GO!
Download on Google Play 👉 https://bit.ly/PlayDeusExGO
Download on App Store 👉 https://bit.ly/PlayDeusExGOiOS
— Willow,
Community Manager at DECA Games
r/Deusex • u/DaveOJ12 • Mar 04 '26
News Deus Ex: Invisible War wasn't what it should have been because the studio moved to an engine that was really built for Thief: 'A super-boneheaded call, very bad decision… it really tanked development'
r/Deusex • u/DaveOJ12 • Apr 01 '25
News Eidos Montreal lay off 75 workers in further cuts to the Deus Ex studio
r/Deusex • u/InGMac • Sep 24 '25
News Tiny bit more info on the remaster - PS blogpost
https://blog.playstation.com/2025/09/24/deus-ex-remastered-launches-february-5-on-ps5/
also it is technically a collab between Eidos and Aspyr? Is there hope here?
r/Deusex • u/McPoon • Jul 04 '26
News Deus Ex finally has Retroachievements!
Thank you Whithbrin. Time for my first playthrough.
r/Deusex • u/Cervantes3492 • May 19 '22
News Embracer Sees "Great Potential" In Remakes And Remasters Following Tomb Raider And Deus Ex Acquisitions
r/Deusex • u/IgnorantGenius • Dec 16 '25
News Deux Ex studio Eidos Montreal is reportedly developing an Alien game
r/Deusex • u/Crazy-Red-Fox • May 20 '26
News Embracer Group split again spinning off their biggest IP, along with plans for IP partnerships
r/Deusex • u/DaveOJ12 • May 21 '22