This game is solid. If you like Bioshock 1st person gameplay and experiences but also enjoy slitting throats with a badass assassin ( with epic dagger/sword in hand )… and making your own choices to finally develop the epilogue then this game is the one for you. beauty in my opinion

Many Dishonored fans will undoubtedly be disappointed that the game's first DLC does not provide any new adventures for Corvo or give players the chance to further explore the fascinating Dunwall and the world it inhabits.

Let's get a couple of things of our chest straight away. Dishonored is a splendid, fantastic game that is worthy of awards, plaudits and it's own parade with floats and dancing girls and everything.

Incredible and innovative gameplay mechanics; many different ways to play the game; gorgeous graphics; easy to pick up; captivating storyline and setting

Americanisms throughout even though the style is very Victorian London-esque

If you have not bought this game, you are missing out on something. The world is large and immersive. Your actions have a direct consequence on the outcome. After finishing the game once, I immediately started it again taking a less blood filled path and was pleasantly surprised at the changes.

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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In a gaming world that seems to be becoming increasingly over-saturated with sequels and where new IP's seem to fall by the wayside,

+ Daud's new power "Pull" is a lot of fun; + Delilah's story; + Any time spent in Dunwall is a good time

- Stories conclusion felt a bit too safe; - Lacked a lot of the open-world feel that made the main campaign so immersive

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".

I love games where you can explore and find hidden items, etc, so this game fit the bill. This game started out REALLY GOOD (and really weird... which I loved). However, it became REALLY REPETITIVE quickly. Played about 40% of the whole thing and haven't felt compelled to finish.

There's not much that's original in the gaming world these days, so right off the bat Arkane deserve credit for introducing something entirely new.

The first story-based expansion is finally available for Bethesda's smash hit Dishonored, but is the return visit to Dunwall as good as the original?

The city of Dunwall is still a huge achievement in creative design, and the core gameplay is as compelling as ever; Higher difficultly will test even veteran players

Daud isn't as interesting a character a Corvo, in terms of abilities or personality; Missed opportunities in storytelling, and too much reliance on recycled assets