Welcome Dishonored, the "thief-like" assassination simulator that gives the power back to the player. Dark, mysterious, and razor-sharp deadly - this one is something special.

Freedom in how you complete each mission; Interesting setting and plot filled with complex layering; Satisfying combat (if you actually get into a fight; Constant feeling of progression and reward; Great stealth game; for those who like lurking in shadows; Lots of replay value for a single player...

The plot might not grab everyone, Gameplay might be too easy or slow, if you're looking for a straight up shooter, Leaves you wanting more..; oh wait, is that a good thing

F ollow the video games industry close enough, and you've likely heard that single player games are dying. The reasoning behind this being that solitary single player experiences don't offer enough of a value proposition for players.

Plays great! Got here on time and looks practically brand new. A+

I got this game for free on Games with Gold and i love it! so many ways you can execute the missions. Wanted to buy the DLCs but each one is $10. on the Xbox Marketplace. For $15 dollars you get the game and $30 dollars worth of DLCs, it doesn't get better than this.

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.

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

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.

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".

great game whether you want to stealth or go in all guns blazing

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.