Dishonored - Definitive Edition

Got it when It first came out on console. Now I recently got it for GOG and finnished it again. Just really good time, no microtransactions, not woke. Yeah I give it a solid 10/10. ^_^

I strongly recommend playing it without killing anyone as an added challenge, although things might get personal sooner or later and you'll probably get the urge to murder a few people as you immerse yourself in the story. The game has a fantasy side and your abilities reflect that. For example you're going to be able to teleport short distances, slow time, possess small animals, turn foes to ash when killed to cover your tracks, and other supernatural abilities. The game has a few endings depending on how you handle things throughout your adventure. Pros: nice story that sucks you in a beautiful dark dark world, you don't need any DLCs. Cons: bit easy. Rating: one under-cooked rat, such is life... *Editors' Pick* https://pixelloot.com

This game has an good plot, threre is no big surprise. But it let you decide wether or not to do certain action (I'm not sure how deep it affects the story), like deciding to kill or spare someone life. Also, this game can be replayed without being repetitive, there are many ways to accomplish the mission: or you go full stealth or in chaotic way. If someone ask me how I would describe this game, is 'fun'.

This game has top-notch gameplay and one of the best single player campaign stories of any recent game I've played. It has outstanding game art, graphics, and aesthetics that have aged like fine wine. And it has an imaginative and unique new game world that is a pleasure to explore and learn about. I would especially recommend this to gamers who enjoyed BioShock or for gamers who enjoy first person stealth action games. This game is very similar to BioShock but with an emphasis on stealth gameplay. The story is delivered in a very similar way to what we had from the BioShock games. This is classic, and almost every gamer should play it.

And it's clear in every moment of it and every location Arkane cares about it too. Dishonored is an acceptable stealth game with pretty diverse locations and many options for each mission. Each job is well thought out and crafted with detail and skill. There are no places that feel like there were corners cut, nor any that felt poor to play in as a stealth game. Personally, I love the world Arkane built, both what we see and play through—the actual environments—in the game, as well as the places only written about in notes and audiographs. If story is less important to you, you'll still find an engaging game, but I think the world and especially characters are what truly shine here. Unfortunately, the experience is held back slightly by some awkward controls and interactions. There were a number of times I found myself vaulting over barriers I meant to climb on-top of, and a few places where the special abilities of the character would lead to you sticking where you meant to fall, and falling where you meant to stand. It's not overwhelmingly frequent, and pretty forgettable, but it's there. Having come back to this after a number of years between my first playthrough on the Xbox and now, there are some more places I notice a lack of polish I could ignore when it was new, and with a controller over a mouse & keyboard. Overall the story is still good, the characters and moods are better than anything since, and the gameplay is mostly smooth with occasional rough patches. Very much worth a buy and play, especially if you haven't played the later games yet.