The hot awaited album with music from Deus Ex: Human Revolution will be released on November 15.

And now the bad news: fears were confirmed and the soundtrack will be released on one disc. So fans of the game will only get as twice as much music compared to the promo sampler from the limited edition game selection, in which even episodically the music is not represented form many locations the game (there is no theme of police department and so on).

The official tracklist is poor and strange. In particular, there are track names with numbers such as Part 1, which immediately leads to the logical question: if there is a track with number one, then where to get following-up with number two? It is also noticeable no one apparently tried to master tracks of general subject into a single suites and from a single mastered track we can only see the expanded (probably - artificially stretched) version of Hung Hua Brothel. It is too superficial debriefing, because timing is not yet known, but considering only one disk and the number of tracks, not difficult to make a disappointing conclusion: the music is taken from the game "as is".

Quite a pity, considering how long fans have been waiting for the announcement of the soundtrack and hoped for a double album.

The soundtrack is available for preorder on Amazon for $ 12.95.

Work on the official soundtrack for Deus Ex: Human Revolution is still going on, the final tracklist will be announced very soon. You can communicate with the composer on this topic on Facebook.

A small interview with Akira Yamaoka, Mitsuto Suzuki and Hip Tanaka about making the album Play for Japan.

The Gaming Liberty interviewed a former Vavle composer Kelly Bailey, where he says he worked not only as a sound engineer and composer, but as a programmer and level designer in the Half-Life series. In addition they discuss Gordon Freeman and a new Bailey's job.

Game soundtracks will be submitted for a Grammy in three categories.

MMO Heroes & Generals (this is something like World of Tanks, but just with the infantry and air force), which is made by Reto-Moto (parent company of IO Interactive in the past, nowadays - an independent brand, there, in particular, have moved massively laid-off IOI employees) has got the first video from the pre-alpha version. Music composed by Jesper Kyd.

The final DX trailer was recently launched… in pair with the game itself.

The game receives the highest scores around the world. Details of the official soundtrack will be disclosed in the near future, stay tuned.