Dishonored: Dunwall City Trials

Dunwall City Trials is a DLC with no story that offers the player ten challenges of varying difficulty. As the name suggests, its purpose is to test the player's skill and patience through a series of demanding trials focused on stealth, action, puzzles, and mobility. You get exactly what you expect: ten very difficult and gimmicky stages that are highly dependent on RNG, along with five additional expert-level challenges that will haunt you. On their own, the challenges are mostly boring busywork that progresses very slowly and forces you to spend countless hours repeating the same actions on the same maps while praying for favorable random numbers. Personally, I only enjoyed Mystery Foe and Burglar because the game's foundation is on stealth, making the other eight challenges feel like something the game simply cannot handle very well. That, however, is not the main problem, nor is it the reason behind the overwhelmingly negative reviews. The real issue is the achievement list. There are ten new achievements tied to nearly every challenge, and they are simply absurd. Not only because of the extremely specific requirements or the heavy influence of RNG, but also because the game's engine is not properly coded to handle such precision. For example, one achievement requires landing only headshots, but during the enemy's desk analysis animation, the side hitbox disappears. In Bend Time Massacre, the bonus rounds often fail to register the required actions correctly. In Bonfires, the trick jumps frequently do not work at all, making the 1.2% achievement rate entirely understandable. Overall, this DLC feels like a pointless cash grab cobbled together in a short amount of time to capitalize on the hype generated by the base game.

[h1] Solo te lo recomiendo si quieres sacarle todos los logros a Dishonored (como yo) [/h1] Me espere a terminarlo pero desde un comienzo pude entender las reseñas negativas de los jugadores. No suma nada, si una persona me preguntara si se pierde de algo por omitir este dlc mi respuesta seria: [b] No te pierdes de nada. [/b] Es un modo de juego algo arcade, no solo por el sistema de puntaje sino porque buscan poner a prueba la habilidad del jugador al ponerlo en ciertos escenarios específicos y limitarlo en herramientas, esto es algo que hacen otros juegos pero incluido en su juego base y haber tampoco es que el dlc este muy caro (yo con descuento lo compre como a 12 pesos mexicanos que es poco menos de 1 dólar) pero como contenido adicional pues si cumple con darte horas extras dependiendo de que tanto te gusten las diferentes pruebas (y no me explayo sobre estas porque lo único que tengo que decir es en relación a los logros que dependiendo de las pruebas no es tanto que sean desafiantes algunos son ya de ¨nomas agarrarle maña¨ o tener el rng un poco de tu lado) [b] En conclusión: [/b] no tiene algo muy llamativo o importante que te haga decir que realmente tienes que jugarlo para tener la experiencia completa de dishonored, al menos que parte de esa experiencia sea sacar todos sus logros porque entonces tendrás que estar un buen rato metido al dlc para completarlos así que buena suerte, créeme que la vas a ocupar, sino solo mira el porcentaje global de los logros.

It was…FUN!

This DLC acts as roadblock to 100% Dishonored. Every challenge is a one-trick pony, complicated by wobbly hitboxes and randomness. Make sure to have a high frame rate and no frame drops otherwise the game won't work properly.

I hate this DLC with every fiber of my being

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Back alley brawl is the most fun ♥♥♥♥ i ever played, this game benefits from these type of replayable arcade modes since the combat is so well done and you can fight without worrying about high chaos, sadly they didn't bring this back to Dishonored 2 i don't even know why, if it is bc of how hard it is to get achievements, yall are just fats and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ completist that ruins the fun. What is the fun of always having to show off your 100% on videogames that you got by watching guides and copying the steps with no efforts whatsoever?