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Posted on: July 13, 2020
Abedsbrother
Verified ownerGames: 1020 Reviews: 27
As good as the first game
Compared to the first game, Dishonored 2 has a little bit worse story but better level design and gameplay mechanics, so on balance it's just as good as the first game. Clockwork Mansion and Stilton Manor are some of the best levels I've experienced in any video game. If stealth-action is something you like, don't hesitate to get this game.
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Posted on: August 15, 2021
lavalamp360
Verified ownerGames: 125 Reviews: 4
Immersive and DRM-free
If you've played the first Dishonored you should already know what to expect. A highly replayable campaign, choosing between the stealthy, no kill-code approach or the Slitpipes McGee approach to tackling your problems, and constantly mashing quick save / quick load. It's all here but with 2 playable characters now. Performance has always been a hot topic when it comes to this game but I have had effectively 0 issues running this on my GTX 1060 3GB card. Plus it's now DRM free so there's less overhead there too (they did finally remove Denuvo from the Steam version too). Giving 4 stars because no overlay support. I appreciate that Bethesda actually went to the took the time to give the games proper platform-specific polish (achievements, cloud saves, etc.) but to not include the Galaxy overlay seems like an extremely odd omission. Not the end of the world but you don't know if you unlock an achievement unless you Alt+Tab out to Galaxy. I hope they patch it in a t some point.
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Posted on: May 30, 2020
leonnchu
Verified ownerGames: 728 Reviews: 25
Bigger than the first one
I would agree with some that maybe the story is not as good as the first one, however the story is still great. Everything in this game feels a lot much more polished, bigger, there are a lot of things improved and more tools for greatest replayability. The game also gives you 2 characters to control with different abilities. While I am not very fan of Emily's skills and making Corvo's character talk (still voice actor by the way is a great surprise), I still appreciate the efforts the developers poured into this game. You also have New Game + which gives you the possibility of having both Corvo's and Emily's skills together and becoming overpowered. I heard that the game had some performance issues, which of course I crossed with some, at least I had it because my computer sucks, but the game isn't by any means unplayable. I would say this game is a must play if you enjoyed the first one even if you played it on Steam or any other platforms I would recommend to buy it here and give it a try. I would still choose the first one because I enjoyed the story slightly more and because I prefer the simpler and cleaner mechanics of the first game, also because in this game you can't play as Daud :(
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Posted on: June 1, 2024
ChrisOzzie
Verified ownerGames: 777 Reviews: 56
Amazing Sequel, Amazing Stealth Game
Dishonored 2 picks up when Emily is an adult and ruling as Empress. Bad things happen during a social event and Emily (Or Corvo, your choice!) needs to regain her title. I thought the story and in particular, the villain, wasn't too interesting and lacks innovation compared to Dishonored 1's story. I won't spoil anything and leave it at that. However, that's literally my only complaint because I think Dishonored 2 improves in every other regard over its prequel. Here's just some important points why it's loads of fun. - Stealth system is better. You aren't invisible when leaning and only "almost" invisible on higher ground. When you get detected, you aren't forced to load an earlier save because you can take out guards during combat WITHOUT killing them. - You can track player kills and times detected in the middle of a mission. It was very annoying in the first game when rats ate an unconscious guy you knocked out. You needed to wait until the end of the level to learn that you're now a murderer. There's now a very handy "stats" menu you can access at any time to view how many you've killed, how many have detected you, among many more cool stats. This makes non-lethal, non-detection playthroughs much less frustrating to accomplish. - Levels are even bigger? Maybe it's my imagination, but the missions appeared to me to be even bigger and more open ended than in the first game. What's most shocking is that these new levels never overstayed their welcome. I never got bored and hoped a mission would just end already. - Dishonored 2 is finally stable and runs well. This game had a horrible release and performed like crap. But with newer hardware and multiple patches, the game never crashed and ran super well. - New game plus! You can replay the entire game again with powers, bonecharm traits (really cool feature btw) and upgrade schematics obtained in previous playthroughs! Dishonored 2 is a really long and fantastic stealth game! Buy it!
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Posted on: August 28, 2024
MythRoid
Verified ownerGames: 117 Reviews: 1
The modern Rogue Warlock
Really feels like you are playing a assasin with multiclass of warlock great improvment from the first game, little bit grindy for the runes and bonus but overall a great game
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