I bought the game for my wife cause she loved the first one. She played this one 3 times in a row cause she enjoyed this just as much. The game is quite good, along with the story.

Playing as emily is a breath of fresh air, as he new skill set brings great combinations to an already vibrant gameplay. The setting and story are gripping, and the only thing I wish is that I could complete the game without having to use stealth, but if I want all the trophies I have to.

What a great game, having been playing it ever since I brought it. A big thanks is owed to Tesco for selling it at such as part of such a great deal with my Playstaion 4. If it weren't for this, I wouldn't have known about one of my in now, favourites games of all time.

Just finished the third mission to find out someone, somewhere, had died. None of my saves were early enough in the playthrough to figure out who or where, so I finished the mission intending to simply hit “replay” like in the first game. No such option. My no-kills run was ruined. I'm just glad it happened on mission 3 and not even further in!

It is a good game if you like this sort of thing. Unfortunately it took 5days to arrive

On paper, Dishonored 2 is a marked improvement on almost everything the original game brought to the table. The stages are bigger, character interactions are numerous, and there's dozens of ways to approach any given situation.

A sequel to the original Dishonored has always felt more of a matter of "when" than "if." Despite sporting a story that was relatively open and close, the dark and dreary world Arkane Studios had created was still ripe with promise and opportunity.

I have to hand it to Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 for tapping into the latent dreams of people who spent their teenage years drawing Goku on their notebooks. A lot of games offer the ability to create an original character and take part in an established fictional universe, but most of them don't allow...

The best representation of the Dragon Ball universe; Smooth combat; Loaded with single- and multiplayer content; Lots of fun Dragon Ball fan service

Repetitive combat; Missions with a non-combat focus are generally poor; Some of the onscreen text varies jarringly from the voiceovers

When I first started this game, I didn't remember the first one all that well. I got it confused with Thief, which came out at about the same time, or I played it at about the same time. The ideas are not wholly dissimilar.

Great game, especially if you enjoyed the first one. Quite short storyline but good fun.