The process is a lot more involved than just 'put gold over everything' yet the post is an accessible read. Silent wrote an interesting blog post poking about in the game's technoguts to see exactly what changed, and how. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. I plan to take it for a spin myself tonight, all golden and glowing. Why wouldn't you just play the original Human Revolution? Because you might want both the glow and the other changes from the Director's Cut, which include tactical options in boss battles beyond simply 'shoot them in the face', the DLC rolled into the main story, a New Game+ mode, a more generous energy system, and developer commentary. Plus you can change the colours in other ways, if you want. That's not all! It also has options to change the bloom effect and lighting of the Director's Cut to look more like the original Human Revolution. As the name suggests, it restores the gold filter. The fella known as "Silent" (who also makes those great SilentPatch fixes for old GTA games) released his Gold Filter Restoration doodad on Sunday. It took a lot more effort than you might expect. Purists and goldlovers, rejoice: an enterprising modder has faithfully restored that filter in DXHR Director's Cut.
I don't know if Eidos changed their minds about the golden wash or just got sick of the jokes, but either way it was wiped away as part of the Director's Cut a few years later. A defining part of Deus Ex: Human Revolution's look is a golden haze over everything, a flourish that some mocked it for.
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