This is best game of all time.

[mickyc1]

In my opinion, this is best game of all time (I've been playing video games since Pong).
Even more beautiful than the Mass Effect saga. Much, much better than the first chapter (of Dishonored).
Jindosh, the fan to see through time, If Aramis Stilton is not killed the villa becomes populated and no longer abandoned (magnificent...), The conservatory with the witches talking "lovably" on the chandelier, the powder district where you can put both chiefs in coffins and send them to work...(awesome), the very ending of the game (the positive one) where Delilah Copperspoon is sent to dreamland is the most poetic point in the entire history of video games.
All unforgettable.
At first I gave up on this game a bit because the first few levels had me believing that the game was a copy of the first one, then I discovered the unimaginable…
And, in any case, the second level which refers a bit to the first chapter is still amazing...
Obviously, all this is accompanied by a construction technique that goes beyond magnificence: the fan to see through time is a great gameplay invention, but if it wasn't made in that PERFECT way it would have been just an annoying thing.
I finished the game 4 times, getting the "Shadow" and "Clean Hands" achievements in the same session. I discovered that by not taking the powers, other unimaginable ways to pass are...discovered. Incredible sceneries.
After 103.9 hours of play I said "Stop" otherwise I would have never got out of this game, but I am left with melancholy...(I have to force myself not to play it again...)
Vote 110/100.

[Abvale]

+1 you dnt need vast open worlds to make a good game. 'less' more meaningful levels is what makes this game awesome

[Lar Dass]

Agreed, not sure if the best of all time but definitely a top 10 pick
my favourite missions were clockwork mansion and crack in the slab, just bizarrely beautiful level design and nothing ive ever seen before

open district games are far better than open world since you get a lot of barren empty parts
and dishonored 2 introduces a ton more lore to that world that doto expands upon

[Angel]

Definitely one of my favorites. I wish they made more Dishonored games.

[JimmyT]

Thief is better.

[isomorphic_projection]

Originally posted by Angel:

Definitely one of my favorites. I wish they made more Dishonored games. :FARREACH:

And i would prefer once again, that they use the void engine. 2 and DOTO looked real good. Also it has a good storyline, and some extra lore. Like all the stories you find, in books and notes and letters.

When it comes to the jindosh puzzle. I give you all a tip. The person who lives their, gave the party sits in the middle.

Can't wait for dishonored 3.

[Karl Power]

Originally posted by Angel:

Definitely one of my favorites. I wish they made more Dishonored games. :FARREACH:

They don't anymore? I find this world fascinating and would love more games set in the Empire.

[Lar Dass]

Originally posted by Karl Power:

Originally posted by Angel:

Definitely one of my favorites. I wish they made more Dishonored games. :FARREACH:

They don't anymore? I find this world fascinating and would love more games set in the Empire.

dishonored is mainly about the attanos and since both corvo and emily have had their arcs wrapped up its not likely a 3rd game comes out unless it were a prequel with another new supernatural being

[Ez Duzit]

Actually Death of the Outsider is the last game in the series and wraps things up nicely regarding the Outsider, effectively closing the book on Dishonored.

[isomorphic_projection]

Originally posted by Ez Duzit:

Actually Death of the Outsider is the last game in the series and wraps things up nicely regarding the Outsider, effectively closing the book on Dishonored.

Your sure of it. Delilah Copperspoon, could have a kid coming for the throne.

[Karl Power]

Originally posted by Ez Duzit:

Actually Death of the Outsider is the last game in the series and wraps things up nicely regarding the Outsider, effectively closing the book on Dishonored.

But there are so many more interesting stories to tell and so many isles and cities unexplored. This is such a unique and wonderful world, combining industry and magic, history and fantasy in a way I've never seen it done before.

I want to know:
Why do the Hatters wear hats?
What's life as a whaler like?
What wonders does Pandyssa hold?
Do the whales have a telepathic connection to one another and/or to the void?
How does Brined Hagfish taste?

[Bankai9212]

Originally posted by isomorphic_projection:

Originally posted by Angel:

Definitely one of my favorites. I wish they made more Dishonored games. :FARREACH:

And i would prefer once again, that they use the void engine. 2 and DOTO looked real good. Also it has a good storyline, and some extra lore. Like all the stories you find, in books and notes and letters.

When it comes to the jindosh puzzle. I give you all a tip. The person who lives their, gave the party sits in the middle.

Can't wait for dishonored 3.

Must have a bad memory as the void engine was based on id tech 3 or 4 and had very bad performance hence why they stopped using the engine all together. Don't expect another dishonored given Arkanes current focus and dev team no longer what it was.

[Bankai9212]

Originally posted by isomorphic_projection:

Originally posted by Ez Duzit:

Actually Death of the Outsider is the last game in the series and wraps things up nicely regarding the Outsider, effectively closing the book on Dishonored.

Your sure of it. Delilah Copperspoon, could have a kid coming for the throne.

Knowing her she would have killed it, they could just ex machina back into existence like before.

[isomorphic_projection]

Well it's 2023, no performance problems for me.
And what if she didn't.

[Bankai9212]

Originally posted by isomorphic_projection:

Well it's 2023, no performance problems for me.
And what if she didn't.

Obviously after patches and better hardware most can run it now. That’s not the point, if they used the void engine again the same issue would occur.

[Pheex]

Honestly with the incredibly mixed reception of Deathloop and the disaster of Redfall I wouldn't be surprised if Arcane top brass or Microsoft / Bethesda forces the team into Dishonored 3, just because it's the flagship IP that always reviewed well and sold well.

Just have to wait and see if the current team -and with current studio owners- can capture the magic of the series and not ruin it somehow.