Name: | Dishonored |
Release date: | October 12, 2012 |
Platforms: | PC, XBOX, PS4, X360, PS3 |
Genre: | Action Adventure, Strategy |
Metacritics Rating: | 91 (PC) |
Our visitor's rating: | N/A |
Average playtime: | 14-18 h |
Our recommendation
Dishonored is an action adventure game developed by Arkane Studios in 2012. You play as Corvo, a supernatural assassin who is on a path of revenge against people who conspired to kill his queen, whom he was sworn to protect.
Gameplay is based on broad, non-linear missions where the end objective is usually to get rid of some person. The player can then use many abilities, such as short-range teleportation, traps, or mind control, to achieve the objective through various means, with a possibility to never use lethal force. Players can also search and utilize various power-ups and upgrades.
Dishonored was praised by many people for its world, art style, non-linear, interesting levels and fun gameplay, while criticized that its overarching narrative left much to be desired. Overall though, it was very well received and it is a great and fun game in the minds of many players.
We would recommend playing it if you like the idea of an interesting steampunk-esque world, non-linear levels, unconventional abilities and stealth gameplay. The latest release is the Definitive Edition, which features all the released content and improved graphics.
A 4-hour story following Daud, an antagonist from the main game, providing his view on events of the game, going parallel to the main story. Also adds new levels, environments, and gadgets for the player to play with.
Traditional store price: | 4.28 $ |
Metacritics Rating: | 80 |
Release date: | Apr 16, 2013 |
Another 4-hour story following Daud, an antagonist from the main game, following the event of The Knife of Dunwall, going parallel to the main story. Also added are new environments and levels.
10 various challenge maps, that can be completed at various difficulties, including stealth, combat, and acrobatics.
Usual price: | 4.99 $ |
Release date: | Dec 11, 2012 |
Platforms: | Classic store price: | Key store price: | |
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Game of The Year Edition | PC, X360, PS3 | N/A | 8.16 $ |
Standard Edition | PC, X360, PS3 | 8.69 $ | 2.80 $ |
Definitive Edition | PC, XONE, PS4 | 19.99 $ | 5.69 $ |
Game of The Year Edition | Standard Edition | Definitive Edition | |
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The Brigmore Witches DLC | ![]() |
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Various Graphical Improvements | ![]() |
18.39 $
19.99 $
19.99 $
5.69 $
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