Right on schedule, Square Enix and Eidos Montreal have officially released The Missing Link, Deus Ex: Human Revolution’s first set of DLC. If the add-ons $15 price point is giving you pause, you’ll want to hit up our full review…

According to this announcement on the OnLive Facebook page, the team at Eidos Montreal will be leading two separate level walkthroughs and group voice chat Q&As for Deus Ex: Human Revolution’s The Missing Link DLC tomorrow at 8:00pm BST (UK)…

If our review didn’t push you one way or another in your agonizing decision about whether or not to buy The Missing Link, then perhaps this massive wave of critiques will do just that. Eurogamer gives it a 6/10: But,…

We were given the chance to shoot, socialize, and stealth our way through Deus Ex: Human Revolution’s first set of DLC a few days before it launches, and have slapped up a full review to help you decide if its…

Via two separate entries to Eidos Montreal’s Twitter feed comes word that Deus Ex: Human Revolution’s first downloadable add-on, The Missing Link, will be made available in North America and Europe on October 18th, though PS3 gamers in Europe will…

Going beyond what we learned in GameSpot’s write-up, Gamasutra is offering their own take on Eidos Montreal’s GDC Online panel discussion. Most of the article focuses on the topics covered by lead writer Mary DeMarle, such as “The Blueprint” document…

After having attended a panel hosted by Eidos Montreal at GDC Online 2011, GameSpot comes back with a write-up on what it entailed, specifically dealing with subjects such as how the developer handled a branching narrative with choices and consequences,…

Eidos Montreal is pointing us over to this landing on Amazon.com, where you can pre-order the official Deus Ex: Human Revolution soundtrack prior to its release date of November 15th. There are a total of 25 tracks on the disc,…

Eidos Montreal designer Antoine Thisdale narrates this second video walkthrough for The Missing Link, the development studio’s first set of DLC for Deus Ex: Human Revolution. In it, we’re treated to a five-minute glimpse of the add-on’s second half:

G4TV had the chance to talk with Eidos Montreal’s weapon designer Antonie Thisdale about, predictably, Deus Ex: Human Revolution’s weapon design. The video interview lasts about 3 minutes, so it shouldn’t be too difficult to find time to watch the…