Eidos-Montréal

Eidos-Montréal, also stylized Eidos Montréal (without the hyphen), is a game development studio based in Montréal founded by Eidos Interactive in 2007. Eidos-Montréal became the main developer for the Deus Ex series following the closure of Ion Storm in 2005. 
Eidos-Montréal's first game was Deus Ex: Human Revolution, which would later be followed up with Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. The studio also supervised or collaborated on the development of other works set in the Deus Ex universe, including novels, spin-off games, and comic books. Developers involved with the Deus Ex series included game director Jean-François Dugas, narrative director‎ Mary DeMarle, and art director Jonathan Jacques-Belletête‎‎‎‎. 
In August 2022, Square Enix, which had acquired Eidos Interactive in 2009, sold Eidos-Montréal and the Deus Ex intellectual property to Embracer Group AB. After Embracer's acquisition, Eidos-Montréal also became the owner of the Deus Ex games,Nicholas Tan (Sep 18, 2022). "Eidos Montreal Now Owns Deus Ex and Thief Franchises". Game Revolution. and took on the role of publisher for Deus Ex series games in digital storefronts.
==External links==
*Official website
*Wikipedia page about Eidos-Montréal
== See also ==
* Developer interviews and commentary
==References==
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