this game was a real breath of fresh air for me - it's awesome! Totally original and innovative - can't stop playing it, and can't wait to play it through again.

I bought this gift for a friend as a Christmas present, they really have enjoyed the game. My friend said that they really like the story of this game. They said it was a very twisted story, but in a good way, and fun to play.

Dishonored is an impressive first-person stealth experience, managing to emphasize subtlety while still allowing players to engage in more violent actions during their quests in Dunwall.

+Polished stealth mechanics; +Impressive level design; +Intriguing story

-Pixelated textures; -Sword combat doesn't always feel right; -Enemies sometimes detect you even while hidden

In Dishonored you play as security-guard-turned-assassin Corvo Attano who gets framed for murdering the Queen, causing you to set out to recapture your good name and rid the city of the corrupt people conspiring against you.

Open-world gameplay; wide array of awesome abilities; two different endings

Main campaign is a little short; low-res textures

Play it with care and attention, and this is another six hours or so of Dishonored for a mere £8. In short, this is the DLC I've been waiting for since October of last year.

The dlc last about 3-4 depending on skill level and urge to explore, but i took it slow the first time and saw all there was to see and it was brilliant. This is basically more of Dishonored since the only difference is new areas weapons and powers.

"Launched in October 2012, Dishonoured is a very short stealth action, adventure game. This is a pretty good game for passing the time, but in due course, it becomes too addictive. The story of the game is pretty straight forward.

Good graphics; gameplay; great sound

Very short game

While Knife of Dunwall provides a good excuse to revisit the city of Dunwall, it never does anything particularly interesting. There are no missions akin to Lady Boyle's Last Party or powers quite as neat as the ability to summon rats.

Daud the assassin is back in the second and final story-based Dishonored DLC pack. The Brigmore Witches picks up where the first DLC left off, putting you back in the shoes of the Knife of Dunwall, armed with his blade, his wristbow and his Mark of the Outsider as he continues his pursuit of Delilah...

Arkane Studios really knows how to handle DLC. After the stellar Knife of Dunwall campaign, I was immediately sold on the follow-up Brigmore Witches , not only to find out how Daud's tale ends, but to experience even more scenarios that were superior to the original game.