Details of the Russian release of Deus Ex Human Revolution by Novo Disk (post updated)
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The post has been updated with official covers of the editions and accurate information about the digital bonuses.[cut]

There is just over a month left until the release of [Deus Ex](/games?search=Deus Ex) Human Revolution, scheduled for August 25, and now is the perfect time to learn the details about the various editions the game will be available in Russia. There will be two types of editions for the three main platforms: a regular box for 2499 and a Special Edition for 2799 on consoles. For PC, there will be a jewel case for 599 and an Expanded Edition for 999. All editions of the game will be fully in Russian. In brief, in the PC version there will be Steam, the special edition on consoles will have an English cover (the game itself is in Russian), and you can at least access the original version on PC.

The most important thing is the content of the special edition of the computer version (similar to the Western Augmented Edition, it is called the Expanded Edition):

1. A disc with the game in colorful packaging;

2. A printed user manual;

3. 1000 credits and unique in-game items:

- Huntsman Silverback, a double-barreled shotgun;

- Longsword Whisperhead, a silenced sniper rifle;

- LINEBACKER G-87 MSGL, a grenade launcher;

- Automatic Unlocking Device, an additional item;

- UR-DED, a remote-controlled explosive device.

4. An additional disc with unique video content about the making of the game and music from the game;

5. A 40-page colorful art book in hardcover sadly in softcover;

6. An extra game mission available only to holders of the expanded edition.

Pre-orders will be launched very soon on all major platforms. Those who pre-order the expanded Steam version for $53.99 will receive the first part of [Deus Ex](/games?search=Deus Ex) as a gift, in addition to the digital version of the bonuses of the expanded edition. The Russian language is available there as well, but considering all the perks of the Russian edition, I would recommend sticking with it.

Thanks to Acid\_Burn for the covers and details