Daud. If you've beaten Dishonored , the very name drips with foreboding. This leader of assassins and fellow favorite of the Outsider proved to be one of Corvo's most formidable foes, and in The Knife of Dunwall downloadable content, you step into his sneaky, stabby boots.

Great tweak to the blink ability; New areas are rich with secrets and goodies; Daud is gruffly appealing; Lethal and nonlethal play styles are both very rewarding

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Dishonored made its mark being original , but with downloadable content, originality is harder to pull off: developers often don't have the resources to build the number of new features you'd see in a full-fledged release.

+ Meaty three-stage adventure with improved stealth-violence balance; + Tells a quality-over-quantity story that isn't too cliffhanger-y

- Missions aren't quite as imaginative as Dishonored's best; powers aren't as punchy, ?

Dishonored got its hooks into me the moment it was revealed last year thanks to its unique art style and instantly mesmerizing game world, and even after around 30 hours of teleporting, stabbing, shooting, climbing, and rat summoning, those hooks are still firmly in place, even if they aren't buried...

Gorgeous; mesmerizing; authoritarian-gothic world; Blink ability = genius; A replay-lover's dream

Relatively straightforward story with an anticlimactic ending; Quirky gameplay hiccups; Inconsistent AI

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+ World is a playground; + Supernatural powers; + Controls are smooth; + Interesting world

Corvo never fleshed out; Engine woes and glitches

Dishonored was the darling of the Electronic Entertainment Expo when is was announced last year, and lucky for fans who were eagerly anticipated its release, Dishonored stands up well to the lofty expectations gamers had for the title.

The gameplay of Dishonored was always ripe for replayability but it wasn't always packaged for it. Dunwall City Trials finally presents the gameplay in such a way that it satisfies the quench to replay it and compete to be the best. For $5, if you want more Dishonored, it's hard to say no.

A pleasure for the sadistic, a pain for the indecisive So, on top of my fears of dancing mannequins, exploding toasters and people cutting in front of me in queues, Dishonored comes along to install another phobia in my brain; rats. Flesh eating, bowel nibbling, bone munching rats.

Phenomenal open world with countless decisions to make in them; Choices that require initiative rather than being painted out for players; Fun combat with multiple awesome tools of death to use; Magnificent city to explore

Some mild graphic texture issues

Stealth games typically have a handful of "right" ways to finish each level, and then a few dozen "wrong" ways where you totally screw up. Dishonored, on the other hand, just has fifty different ways to do everything, and all of them are "right".

One of the best games out there its so fun to play it can make you cry.I hope there going to be dishonored 2 because we could use another one I never kept my copy of this so i'm mad at my self.

"...filled with fascinating characters and intensely entertaining stealth-based combat." "The story maintains its intrigue by showing how your actions impact the game world." "Dishonored is a game that you won't want to miss." "Those additional missions are absolutely worth your time." "..

Openness of the level structure; Freedom to be creative with the combat; Unique lore and characters suck you into the world

Abilities wheel and onscreen pop-ups take you out of the action; Steep difficulty at the start can be discouraging; Stealth option gets trumped by action gameplay