PlayStation Plus subscribers get a free copy of Deus Ex: Human Revolution

3 July 2012

Do you want to play Deus Ex: Human Revolution? Do you have a PlayStation Plus subscription? If you answered “YES!” to both of those questions, you’re in luck. From tomorrow and any time until the beginning of next month, you’ll be able to download your very own copy of the game to have and to hold and to keep forever, or at least until you cancel your PlayStation Plus subscription.

If you answered “NO!” to either of those questions, I’m honestly not quite sure why you even clicked through to this article. Maybe you just don’t have anything better to do, like getting a PlayStation Plus subscription and downloading a free copy of Deus Ex: Human Revolution.

In addition to a free copy of the game, PlayStation Plus subscribers will also save 50% on all three DLC add-ons for the next two weeks – that’s the Explosive Mission Pack, the Explosive Mission and Tactical Enhancement Pack, and the Missing Link Pack. If that’s not enough Deus Ex for you, the original PS2 game is also 50% off.

What are you waiting for? Oh, right – tomorrow. Try counting cybernetically-enhanced sheep in the meantime.

Source: PlayStation Blog

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  1. Duncan Ewan
    04.07.2012 at 12:50

    At some stage I’ma gonna have to start playing something else instead of Sudoku

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