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The addition on an entirely new playable character with unique abilities adds a whole depth of replayability. The powers are interesting andThe addition on an entirely new playable character with unique abilities adds a whole depth of replayability. The powers are interesting and diverse, and better balanced and allow for more engaging non-lethal gameplay with Mesmerize and Domino. The additional enemy types test your full repertoire and have unique combat patterns and ways to approach handling them.

Brilliant game, and improves on the first one in every way. The art direction, production, music, atmosphere and level design are astounding.Brilliant game, and improves on the first one in every way. The art direction, production, music, atmosphere and level design are astounding. The only issues are it is a little too woke for my tastes, limited abilities and combat mechanics, some achievements not unlocking properly, quests and abilities not functioning as described and an occasional crash.

Mixed emotions about this game.On the one hand, it is cool that it has such replayability with multiple choices and endings, but on theMixed emotions about this game.On the one hand, it is cool that it has such replayability with multiple choices and endings, but on the other hand, the plot came up to be a boring mess. Even the ending is pretty stuffy.Nevertheless, the best thing about this game is level design. No other game can give you an opportunity to play different styles with so many interesting enemies. Too bad that all those levels seemed small to me. All other aspects are just average or above...7/10, worth playing but only after the previous game, which is a better masterpiece!

If I wanted a puzzle game,I would play Tetris.Hilariously expensive store items, hilariously placed runes, hilariously balanced enemy NPCs.TheIf I wanted a puzzle game,I would play Tetris.Hilariously expensive store items, hilariously placed runes, hilariously balanced enemy NPCs.The game is deliberately designed to puzzle and confuse gamers,force them to be stealthy just so the game's hilariously small and linear story feels bigger. And TF with those hilariously expensive rewire tools?Why can't I just find and cut the necessary thick,red wires? Hilariously funny.I am glad I didn't buy this game.Its not even worth to play free.Just hilariou.And oh,did I mention that you have to search 3 rooms to get only 3 bullets,you need to upgrade slots with hilarious expense just so you can carry more items?HILARIOUS.

There are basically two ways you can play this game and I'm pretty sure you're gonna have fun with either, especially if you enjoyed the firstThere are basically two ways you can play this game and I'm pretty sure you're gonna have fun with either, especially if you enjoyed the first one. The plot is kind of simple, and it works, but this game's looks are pretty amazing.Dishonored 2, much like the first one, is a steampunk blessing.

I've seen complaints about bugs and performance. Honestly, I've seen neither. I have a 7 year old PC (I7 2600, 16GB RAM) with a GTX980Ti - theI've seen complaints about bugs and performance. Honestly, I've seen neither. I have a 7 year old PC (I7 2600, 16GB RAM) with a GTX980Ti - the games plays smoothly. To be fair to other reviewers, I played the game in January, 2018, so probably most of issues had already been addressed by then. It's a great environment, the controls are fluid, and the story is satisfying. It's a great game overall, and I cannot think of any cons, really. Worth every penny.

I waited and played this game with all the patches, it was worth it runs ok, no crashes, no fps drops.i loved dishonored 1 so this one isI waited and played this game with all the patches, it was worth it runs ok, no crashes, no fps drops.i loved dishonored 1 so this one is more of the same , typical revenge history, cartoony but nice graphics.Superb level design and Verticality. Improved stealth mechanics, a good game released in bad shape.

First of all, i was really sceptical, but then I tried the demo. Its a fast, and fun stealth/action game. Whats really great about this one:First of all, i was really sceptical, but then I tried the demo. Its a fast, and fun stealth/action game. Whats really great about this one: you can play it the way you want. On my first attempt, I just killed everyone and slashed through the levels. On the second attempt, I tried to be stealthy without killing anyone and it felt like a different game. You even get to choose it you play with superpowers or without.The story is simple: you are on a vendetta and kill everyone who did you harm. What really bugged me: the city has something uncomfortable. Somehow its really ugly, but it fits the plot.Nevertheless, it was a surprise gem for me which I really enjoyed.

An excellent game, truly improves on the first one in almost every aspect, though there are some problems that still persist (eg. AI behaviourAn excellent game, truly improves on the first one in almost every aspect, though there are some problems that still persist (eg. AI behaviour could be better).I recommend to anyone who like the first one, or always wanted to play it but never had the chance.

Dishonored 2 is a great game for those who never played the first game and for returning gamers who enjoyed Dishonored. Its challenging gameplay, collectibles and the ability to experience the game’s story from two different points of view are more than enough to keep you interested.

As a story, it may well be lacking, but as a collection of expertly crafted play spaces where design and mechanics reinforce and respond to your agency in myriad delightful and engaging ways, Dishonored 2 is pure magic.

Dishonored 2 is an amazing game. Played entirely in first-person, the freedom it bestows players closely resembles that of the Elder Scrolls games. Although the game is broken up into distinct levels rather than an open world, each chapter is huge and filled with atmosphere, detail, and myriad nooks and crannies to explore. The Empire really feels like a believable steampunk world, one with countless stories to tell.

Overall I found the game deeply fascinating, engrossing, and thoroughly enjoyable, and it comes highly recommended to fans of action games.

An excellent sequel, whose mistakes are forgiven thanks to the fantastic level design and pure enjoyment of playing. A masterpiece? Not quite. But it is not too far from it.

The art direction in this game is mind blowing, the most stylized game ever made. If they were to hire Arcane to design Elder Scrolls 6, itThe art direction in this game is mind blowing, the most stylized game ever made. If they were to hire Arcane to design Elder Scrolls 6, it would be the best game ever made. The graphics are super-realistic and gorgeous, though there are a few odd hiccups. The stealth action is the best there has ever been in a game, but that is what the game is all about so you have to be in the mood for that kind of thing. The level design is amazing, keeping the game interesting at every turn. Aside from some embarrassing bugs with the PC version that they are struggling with, this game is the best single-player release of 2016.

Dishonored 2 is a complex game with a simplistic first-person action wrapper. It offers up a variety of different gameplay options to run through the game with, while presenting a bigger world for you to stretch those options out in. It’s a great follow-up to the first game and certainly improves on its ideals.

The detailed missions, versatile powers, and atmospheric storytelling will keep you coming back for multiple playthroughs if only to learn more about the world, play with the powers, and find every last thing to either steal or kill/subdue. Simply put, Dishonored 2 is a must play for stealth fans and an easy recommendation for most gamers.

A grim, gorgeous milieu of societal depth and cunning design. That its mechanics slot so naturally into its environment, giving players the freedom and choice to explore, influence and infiltrate means that Dishonored 2 represents the very best gaming has to offer.

It may feel like just more Dishonored, but Arkane have improved everything they could’ve and made a truly satisfying sequel. We just hope it’s not the last.

I have noticed considerable framerate inconsistencies when trying to get around a level quickly or when using the spyglass to zoom. I feel as though I should mention these issues, but they didn’t detract from my experience of the game. I’m still in love with the level design and I still think the ability system favors the use of one or two abilities.

Feels like a tiresome retread – enjoyable enough when it sticks to the old script, but frustrating in its disappointment when it does attempt anything new. With a rushed story, colorless characters, and total misuse of a whole new playable character, the best I can say is that I didn’t hate it. I didn’t particularly like it, but I didn’t hate it. Dishonored deserves more than that.

I'm a big fan of the first game and have got everything I expected from the sequel and even more. Storyline is amazing, level design makesI'm a big fan of the first game and have got everything I expected from the sequel and even more. Storyline is amazing, level design makes this game one of the most beautiful.10/10Looking forward to play DLC

Dishonored 2 is a fantastic game. It may, in fact, be the best game you really shouldn’t risk buying right now, because right now it’s a technical mess. Yes, I hope a patch comes out soon which fixes a lot of these issues – but yes, I’m also worried that a lot of this is baked into the new Void Engine, and if that’s the case… well, this might be something to look into in a year or two. I’ll keep you updated, but for now, a definite “buyer beware” on an otherwise phenomenal game.

Dishonored 2 is an improvement over the original game in every sense of the word. Its real value lies in the fact that it offers unique and rewarding game experiences for any type of player, whether you like to murder everyone on sight or prefer a more… ghostly approach.

Just like its predecessor, Dishonored 2 is another masterpiece. It has a great atmosphere, hundreds of different gameplay mechanics, a gorgeous presentation and therefore a flawless mainline.

Dishonored 2 is the example of a perfect sequel, a game which improves several flaws of the first title bringing to life a memorable experience. Arkane Studios managed to create a masterpiece, especially for whoever loves the stealth genre.

Dishonored 2 tries to take on so much that it can't actually keep up with itself, even on PC. If Arkane can get a handle on the optimization and delivers a DLC campaign that's on par with the original's take on Daud, it'll be one of the easiest recommendations I've made all year.

Dishonored 2 is just the latest example in a long line of games that continue to illustrate the close relationship between quality stealth games and emergent gameplay. Any given playthrough will present you with myriad chances to both create and react to opportunities, many of which appear with little to no warning. It's in surviving these situations (preferably undetected) where Dishonored 2 delivers its most tangible rushes and most profound sense of gratification. It's a tale of vengeance that's presented in an imaginatively conceived world, one that is as threatening as it is inviting.

What a sequel should be: bigger, more ambitious, but with a solid grasp on what the original was and wanted to be. A true example of how to design a world and an infiltration game.

Dishonored 2 is great in any way except ending(s) but this could be a subjective thought. I want to say that gameplay is greatly improved andDishonored 2 is great in any way except ending(s) but this could be a subjective thought. I want to say that gameplay is greatly improved and there is plenty ways to pass levels with stealth and clean hands also there is plenty ways to murder your enemies. New skills are enjoyable, level design is way too good and puzzles are excellent. The game itself offers many things to do. Graphics are probably worse than many Triple A games such as like Deus Ex, Witcher or MGS but they obviously are not the worst and I didn't have any problems with Dishonored 2's visuals (except some animation problems) or I haven't faced with any bugs yet.The worst thing about the game is probably the ending and differences between Emily and Corvo (at least for me.) Dishonored's endings were astonishing and touching even the High Chaos one but in Dishonored 2 story and characters are still ok but endings are not. Both of Low and High Chaos endings felt lame to me at the first sight. In fact Emily Kaldwin and Corvo Attano are pretty same. There is only small dialogue and ending differences but I'll get over with it.Dishonored 2 is masterpiece and greatly improved and the cons are too small to notice. It seems like Arkane Studios did their best.

This is waaay better than the first one. Between having your choice of protaonists (the familiar or something completely new) to the new,This is waaay better than the first one. Between having your choice of protaonists (the familiar or something completely new) to the new, incredibly clever and inventive missions, and the much expanded freedom of how you choose to play, this game far succeeds and builds upon the original.

Dishonored 2 is a pleasure to play… the ability to switch between mystical abilities, firearms or your trusty retractable blade (apparently some people don’t appreciate a folding blade) increases the variety of the game and leads to some very interesting interactions.

Release bugs aside, this game is gorgeous, visually, thematically, and viscerally. Somehow an upgrade in every way from the perfection thatRelease bugs aside, this game is gorgeous, visually, thematically, and viscerally. Somehow an upgrade in every way from the perfection that was the first game. Lives up to and surpasses all hype. I'm really not sure what else to do or say besides give it a perfect 10. W-o-w.