Very good addition to the series. These games are actually replayable unlike many others that claim to be. Huge fan of the series and this one does not disappoint!!

Never played it on 360 but overall i felt quite let down, it was no where near as good as people made it out to be, a good game nonetheless but not magnificent and i was expecting a better effort with the graphics in comparison to last gen.

Looks and feels amazing.

I previously bought the original dishonored (Review: ). Everything great about the game is only amplified by the definitive edition. The game is so much fun I'm having trouble stopping. It's always "Just one more mission and then I'll stop" and I wind up still playing at midnight.

The definitive version of dishonored is well worth the time and money. The upgraded textures and graphics are great but the improvement is only slight since the game was ahead of its time even in 2012. The mechanics have pretty well been left alone but they were spot on from the beginning.

Looking at Dishonored today, there are elements of the design that haven't aged gracefully, such as the tendency for mission design to be compartmentalised and the somewhat quirky controls, but the gameplay is still a liberating experience, as it's grounded in player choice.

Stylish art; Open gameplay; Distinct world

Load times; No new improvements

It may not be as sprawling as The Phantom Pain, but this is one of Xbox 360's greatest sneakathons and plays as well as it ever did. If you didn't buy it before, reach for your wallet immediately.

A brilliant game of stealth and cunning now even prettier; All three DLC packs included; Nice price

Feels like it only just came out; Only modestly enhanced over the 360 version

When I originally reviewed Dishonored , I called it one of the best games of the year and described it as a perfect midpoint between Thief and Hitman . Now that the Definitive Edition is here, everything I said in that review is still true.

The finale of the Brigmore Witches

Who thought including a trapshooting challenge was a good idea

For those that are not familiar with Dishonored 's storyline, the game follows the story of Corvo Attano, bodyguard to the Empress of the Isles. At the beginning of the game, Corvo is returning to the plague-ridden city of Dunwall after a diplomatic trip to enlist foreign aid to combat the plague.

I love a good revenge story. It is a timeless classic, despite having been beaten like a dead horse by Hollywood for the last few decades. There's nothing like inflicting ruin and damnation on those silly pretentious souls who have wronged you.