I played it for several hours but, apart from several new superpowers and a new UI, I couldn't see any improvements over the first game. The stealth mechanic became kind of BS. The swordswinging is still terrible. And for some reason, the game just feels boring after all.
Played it 3 Times.
Sneaky boy with low chaos.
And Murder Gürl once with powers and once with pure steal and flesh.
Loved every second of it!
The world, athmosphere and gameplay are top notch!
Sneaky boy with low chaos.
And Murder Gürl once with powers and once with pure steal and flesh.
Loved every second of it!
The world, athmosphere and gameplay are top notch!
Not good as its prequel but if you're hungry to universe like I was, you may want to play.
Gameplay is much better than the first but story isnt as strong and aesthetic is very different but still awesome
must replay
Dishonored 2 is awesome if you love stealth and games that give you tons of freedom to play how you want. Sneaking as Emily or Corvo, using their unique powers to take out guards or ghost through completely unnoticed, feels amazing. The world is creepy and cool to explore, the story has some twists, and I love the option to play non-lethally. Can get a little difficult at times, but honestly? One of the best stealth games out there.
one of the best stealth games. i love the old pc game esque quicksave and quickloading you see in games like portal 1, it really lets you min max in a very fun way. the most fun ive had is doing a no powers ghost and pacifist playthrough recently. It rlly shows how well the game is made considering you can reasonably beat it with that many restrictions.
I didn't finish this game, but from the little I played I can say that it's incredible, it didn't captivate me as much as the first one, but I loved the Parkour system and Emily's choice not to use dark powers
Dishonored 2 is the continuation of the original Dishonored, taking place several years after the events of the original and introducing two playable characters to choose from, Corvo and Emily. I chose to play as Emily, so this review will cover her powers and abilities.
The game mechanics and tone still carry over from the original and are much improved, introducing new powers for Emily, such as Domino, cloning, and shadow walking. These abilities are super fun to use and feel really good when chained together for a combo takedown on enemies. It's extremely satisfying to clear a level with a series of ability combos and whatnot. I also liked the option to find collectibles to power up your abilities. The game also keeps the same art style as the original, which was really good-looking.
I'm not very good at stealth games, and even on lower difficulties, this game was fairly challenging, requiring lots of retries and planning to get past certain areas. Also, the universe has a lot of supernatural elements, like people having powers and other things, but near the end of the story, there was a lot more supernatural stuff happening plot-wise that still seemed like too much magic or something, and most plot points were covered with some magical item being the key. Then again, I'm not too familiar with all the background lore of the game universe.
Overall, Dishonored 2 is a great sequel that improves a lot over the original game. It looks pretty, plays well, and is extremely satisfying to play. Definitely worth a playthrough or a few to get all of the endings and whatnot.
The game mechanics and tone still carry over from the original and are much improved, introducing new powers for Emily, such as Domino, cloning, and shadow walking. These abilities are super fun to use and feel really good when chained together for a combo takedown on enemies. It's extremely satisfying to clear a level with a series of ability combos and whatnot. I also liked the option to find collectibles to power up your abilities. The game also keeps the same art style as the original, which was really good-looking.
I'm not very good at stealth games, and even on lower difficulties, this game was fairly challenging, requiring lots of retries and planning to get past certain areas. Also, the universe has a lot of supernatural elements, like people having powers and other things, but near the end of the story, there was a lot more supernatural stuff happening plot-wise that still seemed like too much magic or something, and most plot points were covered with some magical item being the key. Then again, I'm not too familiar with all the background lore of the game universe.
Overall, Dishonored 2 is a great sequel that improves a lot over the original game. It looks pretty, plays well, and is extremely satisfying to play. Definitely worth a playthrough or a few to get all of the endings and whatnot.
could not get into it like I did the original.
no as good as the first one but still great
An incredible development for an incredible series, my ONE qualm is the role of the outsider - they felt a lot less like an unbiased spectator in this version but the mechanics are insane and the additional powers and how it feels to play a NG+ is unparalleled
Artistically this game is phenomenal and it's art style is one of my favorites. Most things are better executed here compared to the first game but the levels just don't feel as replayable which is a shame seeing as overall the game has more replayability. The standout mansion levels are some of the coolest and best designed levels in any game though.
not dishonored 1
the peak of stealth games, you have two options at the beginning. to play as corvo, or emily and they both vary in game play/both can choose not to use powers. i highly recommend playing through #1, the DLC, and #2. you will not be disappointed if you're a fan of stealth and sword swinging.
I accidentally skipped mission 6 by being intelligent.
It's probably worth noting that I shelved this game for 2 years and 2 months, rather than completing it in two nearly unbroken sittings like its predecessor.
It's probably worth noting that I shelved this game for 2 years and 2 months, rather than completing it in two nearly unbroken sittings like its predecessor.
Another wildly overrated Arcane game, and I'm still not sure first person stealth works very well, but there are moments of magic here, and I think the worldbuilding is truly excellent.
One of those games I was really excited for, but... just never played far into?
Dishonored 2 was a fun experience. I chose to beat the game on my first playthrough as Emily so it was a nice change of pace from Dishonored 1's Corvo as the protagonist. I liked the new powers implemented in the game which helped me do creative kills. My favorite power from this game would have to be the Shadow Walk because I just like how we literally transform into a crawling shadow on the ground and make stealthy kills or get to use it to get around certain areas where there's many enemies. Dishonored has always been my favorite game after playing 1 and now that I've played 2 it just reinforces it even more. I liked the plot and how the game plays for dishonored. Currently on New game+ for my second playthrough as Corvo and IM glad to see that all of Emily's ablities are also available to Corvo. Can't wait to play around with it for a bit. I'll play the DLC soon and will absolutely write my thoughts on that once I finish it
Devia ser caso de estudo pra todo game dev em formação
It takes what made the previous entries and makes it better. Loved it
não é melhor que o primeiro, mas é bem bom. Acho que costumei demais com a gameplay do primeiro e estranhei um pouco a desse aqui
Bel gioco. Ma gli gli immersive sim non li digerisco.
The first Dishonored was a little masterpiece in terms of storytelling, the way our gameplay impacted the very story itself, making us decide whether it's a justice story or a revenge one, in addition to a very good immersive sim gameplay itself. All that made the game quite innovative and interesting for its time.
Dishonored 2 took everything from the first one without really adding anything new. It is the exact same game but with a less pertinent and interesting story. It is still decent and the level design is very good, but I didn't think this game was necessary.
Dishonored 2 took everything from the first one without really adding anything new. It is the exact same game but with a less pertinent and interesting story. It is still decent and the level design is very good, but I didn't think this game was necessary.
Such a step down in my opinion. Never got into this.
Refused to play a level and instead spent 40 minutes solving a logic puzzle to get through a door