Beside for the pretty cinematics this is the worst bethseda release. It is roughly 4 hours of gameplay on the highest difficulty and receiving a good...

cinematics are nice

cinematics are the game

Fun game, remember to save a lot. Might not be able to save during fights, easier to use quick save but sometimes doesn't always load into last saved 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.

Lithe, deceptive and deadly: the titular antagonists of Dishonored 's second story based DLC, The Brigmore Witches , make for formidable opponents, armed with Outsider granted sorcery and ghostly pet hellhounds.

Dishonored has been on our radar since it was announced in 2011 and, thankfully, the final product avoids the hype train and lives up to its potential – mostly. As Corvo Attano, framed for the murder of the Empress you once protected, you're cast into a political thriller as the various forces in...

Arkane Studios deserve immense credit. Their one game since 2002′s ground-breaking Arx Fatalis divided critics, and two projects since had been put on the back-burner. Former Deus Ex director Harvey Smith had disappeared from the limelight, much like his partner Warren Spector.

"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

The final piece of DLC for last year’s excellent first-person stealth action title Dishonored, The Brigmore Witches concludes the story of the assassin Daud that began in worthy expansion The Knife of Dunwall. Is this latest content of similar quality?

Outstanding level design throughout; Great new powers, enemies, and environments; The extraordinary stealth and combat mechanics of its parent title have been further refined

Many missions feel too much like side quests; and the narrative only really picks up right before the game ends

The previews from E3 and around Gamespot and IGN look really impressive. Immersive and atmospheric, stealthy assassin with some fantastic gameplay features. Expecting great things from this title and will buy this at launch.

The story can sometimes be a bit too predictable.

The graphics are fantastic on my computer

The game is a little too linear.