My favourite game of all time, just got better. Definately for a die hard fan; for one to understand and appreciate what has been done. extention packs are - by rule of thumb - more difficult than the origional games that they are modelled off.

Dishonored is gorgeous, as you can probably tell from the screenshots. It's a little misleading to watch the trailer, however, since the game never really gets that dark. The darkest shadows in the game only look comfortably dim at the most.

There has been a dearth of games when it comes to the stealth genre in this generation. No, I'm not talking about open-world games such as Fallout or The Elder Scrolls that give barebones stealth mechanics.

Well, Arkane, you did what so few games have done this generation: you got me to want to come back to play Dishonored annually. Very, very few games have that honor, but I just can't imagine ever getting tried of Dunwall. What a wonderful game.

One of the best of last gen.... A true marvel.....

The $15 promo card is a plus ESPECIALLY with no tax, I bought this game in a store for walls ;) with tax for 65 total but checked on here after a day and wallah, better deal, bought it here (second copy) and took this unopened game back to where I bought it from in store no problem, best of all got...

Betheseda and Arkane together is a great combination; You get the Bioshock experience but with the fallout sandbox type world set up; It's the best of both worlds I feel, I've been having a blast playing it due to being able to teleport and use magic (kinda like skyrim).

Your sword is ALWAYS in your right hand; there is no duel pistol wield or dual crossbow wield.....hacking people down is fun and all but having to pull up the menu because you need to switch the crossbow for a grenade in the middle of combat takes away from the realism of the game

Dishonored (yes, without the 'u' ) sees players take on the role of Corvo Attano, a personal bodyguard to the Empress who rules over a city called Dunwall in what is meant to be an alternate version of London in the 17th Century.

Under the murk of a veiled moon, I slipped through the gloom of Dunwall city and darted into a back alley. I made quick work of the pipes and ledges that lead me to the top of a factory billowing thick, black smoke from its spires.

Dishonored is the latest offering from Arkane Studios and Bethesda. It takes place in a time of plague and a once great city is suffering. As often happens during crisis, ambitious men have seen an opportunity to grab power and oppress the populace through stifling rules disguised as religion.

Despite all the hype surrounding the latest title out of the Bethesda stable, we must admit that we were less than impressed on the couple of occasions we got our hands on the title earlier this year.