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Dishonored
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Developer: Arkane Studios
Content Rating: Mature
Summary
Dishonored is set in Dunwall, an industrial whaling city where strange technology and otherworldly mysticism coexist in the shadows. You are the once-trusted bodyguard of the beloved Empress. Framed for her murder, you become an infamous assassin, known only by the disturbing mask that has become your calling card. In a time of uncertainty, when the city is being besieged by plague and ruled by an oppressive government armed with neo-industrial technologies, dark forces conspire to bestow upon you abilities beyond those of any common man – but at what cost?
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6543 Reviews8.94
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4390 Ratings
9.32
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896 Ratings
7.88
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498 Ratings
8.40
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488 Ratings
8.40
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125 Ratings
8.60
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100 Ratings
8.20
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37 Ratings
8.40
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5 Ratings
7.30
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4 Ratings
6.90
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Critic Reviews
16 Reviews8.81
Each mission is built as an elaborate network of choices for players to explore, and the same can be said for Corvo himself. Each player's selection of powers, perks and other upgrades will inform how they see and interact with this world, and no two play-throughs will be exactly the same. Dishonored is a game you'll talk with your friends about, and that you'll want to play multiple times. In this game there are always other paths to be taken and other challenges to conquer, and that's a refreshing thing indeed.
Dishonored is refreshing, thoughtful, measured, and unique. It’s a reason for gamers to keep supporting developers that are willing to go out and try new things, to tell stories that haven’t been told a thousand times before, even if that is through unconventional mechanisms. We’ll mourn the day when single player games officially die, but when/if they do, it’s games like Dishonored we’ll miss the most.
Dishonored probably could have done a little more with its narrative – but that shouldn’t detract from its otherwise incredible achievements. The ability to elect different play styles is not merely a bullet-point here; it’s the purpose of the entire game. And while you might not fall in love with the title immediately, allow Dunwall’s rat-infested suburbs to crawl beneath your skin, and you’ll eventually succumb to its charms like a plague.
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