Out of all the stealth-based games currently available in the market, Dishonored is simply the BEST of them all. The game is perfect in all sense just leaving aside graphics and visuals section. The gameplay is pretty solid, story is entertaining and it also offers high replay value.

However, in 'The Knife of Dunwall' you're not playing as the voiceless protagonist Corvo. Instead, you assume control of the assassin Daud - the man responsible for killing the Empress at the beginning of the main game.

Dishonored succeeds where 95% of other games fail in this genre and it's all down to one key aspect that keeps the gamer immersed from start to finish: choice. Dishonored is all about choice.

Action/Stealth The bed-chambers of Buckingham Palace must be copiously supplied with blindfolds! Say, do you remember ? Well, Arkane Studios sure as shit do as what we have here is a fully-fledged ‘spiritual sequel' complete with all the modern bells and whistles you'd expect from a modern...

Dishonored is slick, charming and unendingly satisfying. Creating a game where the freedom to do things your way is not an illusion is quite a feat and Arkane should be feeling very smug. Give me DLC and a sequel now! I just hope the cover doesn't put people off.

A dark and beautiful mix of stealth, action and storytelling

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

Dishonored is a steampunk fable looking to recapture the spirit of Deus Ex and Thief.

"This is a game I bought just before Christmas 2012 but due to getting others such as Skyrim at the same time it ended up being forgotten about.Now at the minute I am very much trying to have a clear out in all areas of the house and I somehow managed to get this game on pc and xbox.

nice storyline

doesn't take that long to complete

I'm still looking for another game that is even close to this. AC is a jump and run version of Tekken against this. Thoughtfully laid out with a storyline that runs from the first moment to the end. Metro and Bioshock are good but this is miles ahead for the thinking gamer.