A really enjoyable game. graphics - 7/10 game play - 9/10 dialogue - 8/10 Achievements take two playthroughs too complete. I recommend if there are no other games you desperately want to rent.

Despite all the processing power this generation of consoles have to offer modern games all too often want to just funnel the player from one cinematic set piece to the next. For me the very best video games, such as Half-Life 2 and Deus Ex, provides the player with an interesting game world and...

This year at E3 there was lots of chatter when it came to Arkane Studios' "Dishonored" a game published by Bethesda.  Seeing as my appointment with Bethesda was on the last day of the annual trade show I was very curious to see what all the hoopla was about given what I had heard.

At the end of the game, I felt incredibly satisfied. Rarely do you see a game that blends all of its elements so perfectly, as if everyone on the development team came together with one strong, powerful vision for what makes a great video game.

this is a great game and one that offers a choice to play it through without killing anyone. it has a great storyline and characters such as granny rags etc. its easy to play using all your weapons but more challenging to use stealth to the end.

Amazing; Great Characters; Great Gameplay Choices; Great graphics

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Best game that I have played in a while i love the was the world responds to the way you take on the mission.

If you like RPG game you will like this one since you have different options to use stealth our play quickly and defeat your opponent.

Dishonored: The Brigmore Witches is the second part of the story that began with The Knife of Dunwall, as players return to the dark utopia that they know and love, re-entering the shoes of the anti-hero Daud.

The core gameplay remains unchanged alongside a few welcome tweaks; Daud's personality and goals are more apparent than the previous DLC; The portion of the DLC that deals in witches is awesome

The ending is pretty disappointing; The re-used level; and unchanged gameplay seems like a little less than we should expect from a DLC that comes almost a full year after the game

Damn, does it feel good to be back in Dunwall. Dishonoured was the blockbuster standout of last year's Christmas glut, a superb mix of stealth, sword-fighting and crazy navigation, wrapped up with an interesting world and enjoyable plot.

A collection of ten trials, you say? Like speed runs and stealth tests and slow-motion slaughter-fests and other such fun? Shouldn't these activities have been included as part of the main game's assortment of unlocks from the get-go? The bloody cheek of it. The sheer, unbridled nerve.