How will you neutralise this target? This is the question that really forms the heart of the Dishonored experience. Is it best to invest your money in upgrades for your crossbow and optical gadgetry, to clear the rooftops of squealers, and then to send your target to sleep with a drugged dart,...

Breathes life back into the stealth genre in immensely satisfying fashion; Large-scale missions and detailed sandboxes offer up a plethora of potential gameplay opportunities; Dunwall's design is as detailed and lovingly crafted as Rapture..

...But the story fails to really do it justice; Low Chaos requirements are fiendish; Textures can look a bit dodgy up close

Once in a while a game comes along that gets you excited and no matter what, you want it, hoping against all hope that it'll be worth all of the scrimping and saving; all of those dodgy back alley dealings and brutal killings.

Superb visual style and sound; Stealth mechanics work like a supernatural charm

The odd bland texture or graphical anomaly

Set in a kind of dystopian diesel-punk industrial city, Dishonored is a mechanical master-work of clockwork intricacies.

You really can approach every scenario in a multitude of ways; The evolving setting is complex and interesting; Great use of supernatural powers to augment your skills

The crumbling city's landscape becomes a little bland; Some elements of the narrative are left unexplained; Can be quite unforgiving on all but the easiest difficulty setting

Dishonored is a FPS stealth action adventure developed by Arkane Studios and the renowned publishing power house known as Bethesda Softworks! (Fallout 3, Skyrim).

Imagine a game, ladies and gentlemen, where choice is king. You can be an unstoppable mass-murderer, or a clinical assassin known by many and seen by none. A game where there are always a dozen ways to kill, incapacitate, or simply avoid every enemy you come across.

First person shooters have become incredibly popular in the current gaming generation, to a point where it seems that every other game released is an FPS , or a shooter at least.

The Lyon-based Arkane Studios has previously worked on BioShock 2, and its new game, Dishonored, has more than a little in common with that series. From the first-person view to the supernatural powers and stylised visuals, many aspects of Dishonored feel familiar, so have we seen it all before, or...

is a unique first-person action-adventure that invites the player to decide how they want to play. They can ghost through levels with stealth, tackle guards head-on with combat or a mix of both.

The Bottom Line: I would reccomend this, even though it is short, it is still a fun game to play with a new creative spin on First Person games. This is a good revamp on the first person fighting game, it however is a little short in its campaign.

Fun Story Line; Great Controls; Level Up System; Graphics; Uniqueness

Short Play Time; Not much to do After you Complete the Game

Facts.----I am nearly 78 years old----always played RPG's----never tried an FPS. Wow !!!!---this game is something else---once I'd mastered the controls,and the view of only seeing weapons,I steamed in,and have now played it through five times,scoring well on the "Stealth" option.