Dishonored: Definitive Edition - PlayStation 4

Dishonored is awesome, throw in all the DLC and updated graphics for a lower price and it's a deal you can't pass up. Dishonored is one of the very few games I've played all the way through multiple times in a row. Each time you play through, the game can be significantly different based on how you play. My first play through I beat the game without being seen, without killing anyone, and with no upgrades. It was very satisfying to get those trophies but now it was time to spill some blood! My second playthrough was completely different. I massacred everyone I saw in the most gruesome way possible, I maxed out my upgrades and no one could stop me. The most interesting part about my second playthrough was that the more people I dispatched, the more the world slipped into corruption. More rats, more plague, everything was changing. It was a completely different experience. I recommend this game to anyone who enjoys violent video games. Buy this game, you won't regret it.

Okay, if you're a parent buying this for your kids, then let me just start off by saying you're a supernatural assassin using skills and abilities by which you assassinate people (Yes there's a story as well). If you have no problems with your kids playing violent games then continue reading. The game is set in an unspecified time period, in a fictional plague infested city, with lots of infected or deceased people. Graphics are very pleasing and the game play is great! Movement is mostly unrestricted, abilities are good, and the game is generally easy to play, even if you're not the best gamer in the world. Other notes are that there is no 4K Patch for this game so, it will upscale to 4K if you have a 4K set, but it won't be native 4K. Anyway, overall it is a very good game, even if it is remastered from other platforms. If you or your kid hasn't played it, it's worth the $20 I paid for it for sure.

It's one of the better re-masterings of the last-gen games. The graphics are stylized to evoke paintings and thus not as subject to aging as games going for photorealism. The story is solid and gameplay is good but uneven. It supposed to allow multi-tactic style gameplay (a la Deus Ex) but it is skewed toward stealth. The powers are hit and miss in execution. It uses good imagination in using the geography of a level to your advantage with the blink power but it suffers in tension that distances the player too much from the danger. Also performing compound maneuvers is not a fluid process but a series of abrupt transitions. It comes with the expansion pack which is sort of a side-quel to the main story. In some ways it's a better story than the main game because the character is voiced and helps give the player a better point of identification. Highly recommend for those who also enjoyed the Thief reboot game.

I am a recent buyer of the Playstation 4. My first two games for the system was "the last of us" and "dishonored." Both games have made me really glad that I bought the new system and got back into gaming after missing the previous console generation (wii, ps3, xbox 360). Dishonored lets you play with fun magical powers to wipe out your enemies or do fun stealth no kill, no one spots you runs. A lot of replay in this game with different approaches to game play, different magical powers to play around with, different ways to accomplish missions, and while a predictable story, fun nonetheless. Fun exploring, fun gadgets, and fun missions. I highly recommend this game to anyone, I know my review is all over the place but the game is to much fun for me to explain rationally. the price of 20 dollars is to good to pass up.

A brand new IP that came relatively late in the PS3/Xbox 360 life cycle, Dishonored was a breath of fresh air and an ode to the Thief games of old. Experienced from a first person perspective, the game places you in the role of a man who must turn assassin in order to clear his name. However, the game is built to allow you an amazing amount of freedom in how you approach missions, and it was this smart level design that really made it stand out. Flash forward two years later, and we now have a remastered version for current generation hardware, just in time to experience the world again before the sequel releases this summer/fall. If you've yet to experience the game, I highly recommend it; if you've played it last gen, I would still recommend it if you can snag it for $15 or less (picked my copy up for $12 on Black Friday).

There is a reason this game was up for game of the year upon its original ps3 release. It's amazing gameplay is rooted in player choice. Go in sword slashing, guns blazing, or tactically manuever with stealth. Do a combination. It's great. It's up to you. Great story, graphics are improved for this Definitive version and all DLC is included. Great for a newcomer to the game (like me!) Oh and there is power ups too. Slow time, teleport, and more! I can go on. Buy this game! It's up there with the best games released at a bargain price

Dishonered is a last generation game and the visuals show this. There may have been a minor update to the visuals, but it still feels like a PS3/360 game. This is the only complaint that I could come up for this game. The game is a stealth game, but the game can be played without using stealth. All the dlc is included with the game. If you did not experience the game before go for it, but this is not worth buying if you already bought it the first time.

This would be a great game if it didn't have so many pauses in the gameplay. Going through a door to another part of the areas takes soooooo long. Other than that, the game is pretty good. You can choose how to play the game. You can either sneak around in the shadows and choose the non-lethal approach, or you can go on with guns blazing. The game moves along too slow sometimes, but it is still playable.