
Dishonored is an immersive first-person action game that casts you as a supernatural assassin driven by revenge. With Dishonored’s flexible combat system, creatively eliminate your targets as you combine the supernatural abilities, weapons and unusual gadgets at your disposal.
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $5.89 on Steam · Brazil (−41%). Compare 12 prices in 12 markets →
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神作
its extremely hard and also easy at the same time
非常前卫的作品,潜行、暗杀、断肢、魔法、多支线、多剧情,懂了这是只狼(bushi) 总之绝对是一款被海量游戏借鉴的宗师级作品
i actually got max fps on this pc which is so rare, peak game good story progression and very interesting and fun mechanics probably will play the other ones too
Loved it.
angry brit man shanks people
hehe me sneeky sneeky boiiiiii (machanical laugh or something idk how to spell)
8.5/10. amazing gameplay, great story, everything was great. I did feel like the twist kinda fell flat for me personally, it made sense i just could see it coming. the dlc story isnt great too but for 5 on sale for everything its very very worth the time and money!
i dont really like stealth games but i liked this one. nice story and solid gameplay 8/10 ish
In the current era of AAA companies trying to make everything as life-accurate as possible while throwing away the concept of art design in favor of AI garbage, Dishonored's vaguely-ugly-on-purpose art style has aged like fine wine. Aside from that, it's The Stealth Game. The one everyone who doesn't know what a Thief is thinks of when they hear the words "stealth game." It's old enough to run on a potato (most of my logged hours are on a worse laptop) and has a propensity for everything going to hell in a handbasket because you killed a guy right as another guy was turning the corner and now he's screaming you have to kill him too and you can feel the game silently judging you for being terrible at this and now you're sword fighting five other guys and the mark's in his panic room and oh for the love of-- Yeah, save often or live to regret it. The trifecta of morality endings are a minorly annoying remnant of the era, but if you're just here for ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and chaos the threat of everything going to hell post-game isn't going to stop you. I do like the detail of how Corvo's violence affects Emily, though. She'll have different voice lines depending on what path you go down--becoming more obviously callous when you leave a trail of bodies in your wake. Her drawings also become scarier, as her concept of Corvo becomes less "dad" and more "vengeance-obsessed shadow assassin." Kinda wish we had more of that, but no one plays Dishonored for the plot. Anyways, good game. Give it a go. It's already cheap to begin with and I think it goes on sale pretty often. At time of writing it can be bought for an entire 2.5 doll hairs. Well worth it.