In the world of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, large nanotech corporations offer the masses a better life with human augmentations, bio-mechanical upgrades that make you stronger, faster, and better at completing mission objectives. But many fear the unchecked growth of the nanotech industry, arguing that augmentations represent a loss of what makes us truly human – and in the world of 2027 in Deus Ex: Human Revolution - the debate over the ethics of augmentation and how it is regulated will be a major theme.
Check out this live-action trailer for Deus Ex: Human Revolution, which hands the microphone to Purity First, a fictional human rights group working against the man and the big nanotech lobby in the game.
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