Dishonored's concept art is always lovely.Įxcept I don't appear to have understood that last bit.
It's partly set in fresh Dunwall territory - not that any of Dunwall looks particularly fresh, of course - and it stars a new protagonist, Daud, the titular Knife of Dunwall, and the very same assassin who once killed the Empress whom good old, bad old Corvo was trusted with protecting. It contains new gadgets, familiar powers, and a few clever twists on things you'll have seen before. Dishonored's latest DLC provides three missions, chained together into a punchy mini-narrative. A while back, I even electrocuted a whale to death I'm not sure "professional" really applies at this point.īefore we get into all that, let's clarify a few things up front. I've murdered, and I've murdered through innocent stupidity. You see, in the past hour I've fallen off rooftops, strode - possibly whistling - into rooms packed with deadly mercenary folk hell-bent on killing me, and run, at speed, through a fully-operational Wall of Light before watching as it deposited burnt tatters of my flesh about the place like a malfunctioning T-shirt cannon. I appreciate the compliment, but I don't really agree. "Mister Daud," she tells me, with a conspiratorial air, "we're both professionals." Towards the end of my preview time with Dishonored's new story-based add-on, I'm stood deep within a slaughterhouse, speaking to a compact, rather determined sort of lady.
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