Dishonored: Death of the Outsider

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  1. Esthete
    Jan 9, 2019
    4
    pros:
    - two new skills + knife
    - self-recharge mana. Finally!

    cons:
    - Story. Arkane/Bethesda demonstrated one of the ways, how must not be write a script.
    - all cons from Dishonored 2 also here

    4/10 for version without Denuvo.
  2. EPluribusFord
    Sep 16, 2017
    0
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Dishonored 1: Revenge Solves Everything.
    Dishonored 2: Take Back What's Yours.
    DOTO: Muh Victim Narrative.

    Ever wondered what would happen if you took every vibrant, bad ass character in the Dishonored universe and made them a broken sniveling two dimensional victim?

    DOTO follows Billie Lurk, an elite assassin who first came into her own in The Knife of Dunwall where she led a plan to unseat the master assassin Daud and become leader of his clan. Those expecting more incredible character development will be disappointed, because the writing team from the original series was thrown out and replaced with the dregs of second rate gender studies department. Thus Billie, the relentless, remorseless assassin becomes a mumbling, randomly (seriously, for no reason at all) disabled cardboard cut out with a dash of lesbian thrown in for extra repression points. We know she's a lesbian because there's all of two lines of dialog thrown in while staring at a line drawing of a woman. It's important, because it's not important at all.

    The Outsider, that brilliant dark being who mercilessly tormented the incredible hero Corvo and the twisted assassin Daud turns out to be a whimpering little boy who must be rescued from some incorporeal darkness. Charisma? Nah. Power? Nah. Because in this brave new world, even the most epic villain must also be a victim.

    Daud just... dies in the meh-est way possible. He was being held in a fighting ring in which he had won 78 fights according to the tally board, but as soon as Billie gets him out he keels over, I suspect simply to avoid being involved in the rest of this unrelenting cringefest.

    The story makes no sense, the levels are cut down from previous games and re-used in this game, so there's really only three or so. The 'new abilities' everyone's foaming over aren't nearly enough to make up for the **** show - and for some reason the developers decided to give Billie basically all stealth abilities while making combat basically unavoidable.

    The only saving grace is that the game is over in a handful of hours, so at least you won't waste too much of your time on this PC takeover of what is one of the best franchises ever made.    … Expand
  3. jacobsmith14433
    Sep 15, 2017
    8
    Dishonored: death of the outsider is a very good standalone DLC. If you liked Dishonored 2 then I would highly recommend this game. There certainly aren't levels as memorable as the clockwork mansion, however the levels now contain "contracts", which have added a much needed dimension to the basic structure.

    Dishonored 2 had plenty to do in each level, but you had to go out of your way    Dishonored: death of the outsider is a very good standalone DLC. If you liked Dishonored 2 then I would highly recommend this game. There certainly aren't levels as memorable as the clockwork mansion, however the levels now contain "contracts", which have added a much needed dimension to the basic structure.

    Dishonored 2 had plenty to do in each level, but you had to go out of your way to find these extra side bits. With the death of the outsider, there is a new set of side missions given to you at the start of levels. These have waypoints and bounties, and in their own way are quite creative, yet simple. They act as a small detour from the main quest and are quite refreshing.

    The gameplay is much of the same, which in my opinion was always Dishonored's strongest point, the ability to tackle missions how you see fit. In my playthrough I have been quite brutal, killing any aggressors, but if you fancy a greater challenge, the non-lethal route would also prove rather satisfying.

    The sound, look and mood of the game hasn't changed from dishonored 2, which could be expected from a standalone release a year later. I would like to comment on the optimisation, which on release has been infinitely better than dishonored 2. I play on a Titan Xp and a 4790k, in 4k ultra settings, and the game hasn't dipped below 60 (with vsync on) a single time. Dishonored 2 took several months before patches brought it up to the same standard. Of course this should be expected from all developers, but bethesda haven't seemed to mind releasing their games and fixing them later, or having the community fix them. So i thought it was a point worth mentioning when they do something right.

    This game hasn't reinvented the franchise by any means, but it is a strong chapter in the series, with freedom and depth that the series is famous for. Would rate 8.5.    … Expand
  4. Whitelandia
    Feb 4, 2023
    0
    The game can be summarized easily. A tedious, lifeless and soulless expression of gratuitous woke garbage. Avoid.
  5. PrinceAngelWolf
    Nov 13, 2022
    3
    Already Rehashed locations From Dishonored 2, the Studio Couldn't Even do the bare minimum and take us to new Areas, the Powers You have are Not Enough and simply Useless, and Ofcourse the SJW Nartive of the Game wich is not a Surprise since Anita Sarkisian is the Genius Behind the Direction of the Game, but at least You could talk To Rats so there is that,

    DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME ON THIS GARBAGE
  6. pawq
    Jun 26, 2020
    6
    Recommended, but just barely. This "game" is pretty much DLC for Dishonored 2, exactly how The Knife of Dunwall and The Brigmore Witches were DLCs for Dishonored. In terms of game mechanics, interface and design, the game is virtually identical to Dishonored 2. In fact, in some cases even limited. This means really good, because those things were nailed in D2, but there's just no progressRecommended, but just barely. This "game" is pretty much DLC for Dishonored 2, exactly how The Knife of Dunwall and The Brigmore Witches were DLCs for Dishonored. In terms of game mechanics, interface and design, the game is virtually identical to Dishonored 2. In fact, in some cases even limited. This means really good, because those things were nailed in D2, but there's just no progress that I'd expect from what is essentially marketed as a separate game. Level-wise it was extremely disappointing, with effectively only 3 new levels. They were fairly well-designed, but nothing outstanding like in D2, and they were mostly rather hollow, with random, very repetitive loot, and random, very repeatable enemies, most of both not actually contributing to the story in any way, but just acting as fillers. And finally, the writing in my impression was probably the dullest of the whole franchise, so much that I was glad when it was finally over.

    Recommended ONLY if you've played through D2 and are not yet sated.    … Expand
  7. NotLies
    Aug 25, 2020
    6
    Graphics - 7
    Sounds - 6
    Story - 6 ( for a doc)
    Gameplay - 8
    So if you look at this points you would say its 8 point game. But the game is just giving us nothing. The game repat himself and that is just boring. - 5
    Total : 6
  8. mijxero
    Nov 29, 2017
    6
    It plays the same as the other games and I loved them, but this one just seems to lack soul. It's hard to pinpoint the problem, but I think its just weak motivation. Half the game I was still sorta of asking "why?" Weakest of the series, but still functions well enough for a fun stealth romp.
  9. zaninif
    Feb 11, 2018
    7
    The game is not bad, but I'm glad I bought it during a Steam sale. It is not even close to Dishonored 2 in terms of features:
    1) The main character has way less powers (only 4) and they are not upgradable.
    2) "New Game+" does not carry anything from a previously completed game. Instead, it lets you replace 3 of the powers with Dishonored 2 powers. This may sound cool, but practically    The game is not bad, but I'm glad I bought it during a Steam sale. It is not even close to Dishonored 2 in terms of features:
    1) The main character has way less powers (only 4) and they are not upgradable.
    2) "New Game+" does not carry anything from a previously completed game. Instead, it lets you replace 3 of the powers with Dishonored 2 powers. This may sound cool, but practically speaking I was not able to access some areas of the game for bonecharms with Dishonored 2 powers, which was frustrating.
    3) The story (especially the ending) isn't satisfying.
    If you can buy it for 10 bucks or lets, do it, otherwise, it's a pass: it's not worth 30 bucks.    … Expand
  10. whalersfaces
    Sep 16, 2017
    1
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. DOTO is a step backwards from the impressive writing that the Dishonored franchise is known for. The story is incoherent put against its predecessors and the characters are flat. For 30 bucks you can complete this extension within six or so hours. A few scenes within the game were disturbing in its implications, such as The Outsider pinning Billie Lurk and forcing supernatural powers on them as Billie tries to fight them off.

    The levels were recycled from Dishonored 2 and felt uncreative. DOTO’s small saving grace is Billie’s powers are interesting, but not enough to call this game enjoyable. Other than that, Billie is this character with no real motivation, is directed by Daud (who is scarce within the game and dies off screen, out of the blue) on what is to be done, and limps through a story that doesn’t quite make sense. I would recommend watching playthroughs and if you find it interesting, then spend. This is not Arkane’s best.    … Expand
  11. SuperkenGaming
    Sep 16, 2017
    6
    Dishonored Death of The outsider
    Improved gameplay in a just okay world
    Death of the outsider is a standalone expansion of dishonored 2 that seems to set out to end the story of this franchise... Here you play as Billie lurk, out to put an end to the outsider... aka the guy that gave everyone their fancy moves... Playing aggressively I beat this expansion in about 4 hours, so needless    Dishonored Death of The outsider
    Improved gameplay in a just okay world
    Death of the outsider is a standalone expansion of dishonored 2 that seems to set out to end the story of this franchise...
    Here you play as Billie lurk, out to put an end to the outsider...
    aka the guy that gave everyone their fancy moves...
    Playing aggressively I beat this expansion in about 4 hours, so needless to say it’s pretty lengthy for what it is as I’m sure a pure stealth play through would double the size…
    Billie brings her own set of skills to the table..
    you’re still able to dash through the air like corvo, but she’s able to get her Eliza Thornberry on and talk to rats to get clues on her task at hand, steal the identity of npcs to sneak pass guards, and freeze time to play as an orb of energy like in beyond two souls where you can go through cracks to spawn a point for you to teleport to
    also mark bone charms around to buff your characters stats
    you have a sword and bolts at your disposal for combat..
    And thankfully this time there are no skill trees...
    and I say thankfully because every ability is unlocked through story progression and this means that the game forces you to use abilities for level progression like I’ve been suggesting the game does from the start…
    This means even the most aggressive person like me isn’t just going in there parrying and dodging bullets..
    I had to use my abilities to problem solve…
    the world is crawling with targets of course and even contracts…
    but unfortunately the world here in death of the outsider just isn’t interesting to explore..
    It’s probably the laziest design I’ve seen in a dishonored game…
    this is where this otherwise solid expansion is hurt the most...
    absolutely 0 memorable moments or levels…
    the end of the outsider deserved a much better send off than what he’s been given here…
    I still had a decent amount of fun disarming traps and outsmarting enemies..
    especially once I unlocked the ability to blast enemies in the air with my sword
    and of course I love the fact the game goes the rout I’ve always wanted with designing levels around abilities… and as a result abilities being able to be used frequently without consumables attached
    but these levels are just a bore making death of the outsider a very forgettable experience…
    if you’re a dishonored fan of course pick it up to see what potentially is the end to this series…
    but as a for stealth fans in general.. This if a very skippable standalone…
    I give Dishonored Death of the Outsider
    a 6.5/10    … Expand
  12. nitorita
    Sep 20, 2017
    9
    INTRO
    A unique revamp of Dishonored 2 which brings the story to a climax. The gameplay has been vastly altered in a way that is intimidating at first, but doesn't take long to get acquainted with. Maps are even more open-world than before, and abilities have been optimized.
    REDESIGN This game has gone through an overhaul for the character's arsenal. For one thing, the pistol is now    INTRO
    A unique revamp of Dishonored 2 which brings the story to a climax. The gameplay has been vastly altered in a way that is intimidating at first, but doesn't take long to get acquainted with. Maps are even more open-world than before, and abilities have been optimized.

    REDESIGN
    This game has gone through an overhaul for the character's arsenal. For one thing, the pistol is now pretty much non-existent. For another, you no longer search for Runes since you don't earn any new powers anymore. They're all given to you right at the very beginning.

    Dark Vision, Premonition, and Shadow Walk were all combined into one single ability called "Foresight". Blink was replaced with "Displace" and slightly altered to allow for a few map-specific usages. A new ability named "Semblance" was introduced, which is an improved version of choking somebody unconscious as it also assumes their identity temporarily.

    Mana no longer exists. It has been replaced by "Void Energy", which automatically replenishes to full.

    GAMEPLAY
    Similar to Dishonored 2, this game also has limited currency and ammunition is hard to come by. Bone Charms are sold in stores more often, and stores offer plenty of upgrades. You'll primarily be focused on using your three powers for the majority of the game.

    The maps are a lot more open-world now and the design of them forces you to assume a stealthier approach. You cannot go guns blazing as easily anymore as you will be killed very quickly. If you wish to make the most of your experience, try playing with pure stealth to utilize most of the character's arsenal and to give yourself a challenge.

    This sequel has five maps, and should take at least 10 hours to finish if you play stealthily.

    SUMMARY
    An interesting sequel to the series; Death of the Outsider attempts to optimize the game design while also offering more freedom to the player. Maps take longer to complete compared to past games, and easily punishes you for being careless. Overall, this game is a step above the second game, especially with the improved performance.

    I give this sequel a 9/10 for being pleasantly challenging. It is very satisfying to play as a silent assassin as you find yourself having to be more cautious about the actions you take. You can no longer simply rush through like you could with the previous games. The developers are moving in the right direction with the series by keeping it fresh with each iteration while trying to further stress the importance of stealth.    … Expand
  13. LifeHistory
    Feb 23, 2019
    2
    As Dishonored series being one of my favorite series of all times thanks to its story and gameplay most of all. But also its mechanics, graphic style and level design.

    This DLC though brings nothing of what made me love the series. Its just a disgrace to the series. The main character is such a wrong choice and the story is crazy lame and boring. The level design is bad and just a    As Dishonored series being one of my favorite series of all times thanks to its story and gameplay most of all. But also its mechanics, graphic style and level design.

    This DLC though brings nothing of what made me love the series. Its just a disgrace to the series. The main character is such a wrong choice and the story is crazy lame and boring. The level design is bad and just a Copy-Paste from the main game and there are fewer abilities to use. They could simply just have included this as side missions in the main game.

    The only good thing about this standalone DLC is that its good optimizations. Dishonored 2 made me suffer on PC because of it's so bad optimized yet the game was awesome otherwise.

    I would say don't touch this DLC it will make you hate the series because of how bad it is.    … Expand
  14. janmarieblue
    Sep 21, 2017
    0
    We immediately recognize that the plot is paradoxical and illogical in itself, made worse by absolutely too much SJW. Daud apparently is suffering from senility. Too bad he seems to have fallen into the thinking "if it weren't for you, things would have been perfect for me and I would have been nothing but a good person". Billie was all fixed in D2 so i don't understand why she is backWe immediately recognize that the plot is paradoxical and illogical in itself, made worse by absolutely too much SJW. Daud apparently is suffering from senility. Too bad he seems to have fallen into the thinking "if it weren't for you, things would have been perfect for me and I would have been nothing but a good person". Billie was all fixed in D2 so i don't understand why she is back to one eye and one good arm. Graphics were great and gameplay also but there was not enough plot. Dishonored has always had too much SJW in it but this time they had to invent a lost lesbian lover for Billie? PLEASE!
    It would be interesting see what was going on when Granny Rags was a young Vera Moray and such an enchantress figure. She was very special to The Outsider and I would like to know what sort of relationship they had--remember she thought he was going to marry her? that whole story needs to be told of her youth and beauty, her disappointment and betrayal of her husband--that would be much more intriguing than the thought of Billie Lurk eating ****
    I would also enjoy seeing Daud and the Brigmore Witches a few years after Delilah--they had liked him before and they longed for the special things they missed, such as tea. I think there would be a story there also with the loss of the Brigmore fortune, etc..
    The Dishonored world is just too excellent to be put on the shelf. I would hope, though, that they stifle the SJW stuff and let enemies be killed without all the shaming. in real life, every time an enemy is allowed to go away, all it means is that the enemy is given time to regroup and re-arm and plot another assault. everyone makes choices and that includes the people who are trying to kill you. I think of The Outsider as the equivalent of Q from Star Trek except The Outsider was not the one who created the human condition messes and he is not the one who gave humans the capacity for evil. The Outsider did not lie to his marked people but they were free to make their own choices.    … Expand
  15. bigsleep
    Sep 18, 2017
    10
    A very satisfying DLC. A few memorable levels with interesting problem-solving choices, new and simplified magical powers to play around with, and a fun deep-dive into the occult underbelly of the fictional world. The story kept me playing long past bedtime, I wanted to know what would happen next at nearly every moment. Engaging and fulfilling as a final chapter for a handful ofA very satisfying DLC. A few memorable levels with interesting problem-solving choices, new and simplified magical powers to play around with, and a fun deep-dive into the occult underbelly of the fictional world. The story kept me playing long past bedtime, I wanted to know what would happen next at nearly every moment. Engaging and fulfilling as a final chapter for a handful of characters I have grown to love.… Expand
  16. maxmoefoe
    Jan 26, 2018
    0
    This is just another SJW infested game. They make male characters look weak and pathetic and make the women look strong. Pushing propaganda. The levels themselves are 60% rehashes of Dishonored 2. One hour in and I was already bored of the bland copy pasted levels and SJW story. Do NOT recommend, even if you're a fan of dishonored.
  17. LarixUthule
    Oct 5, 2017
    8
    I enjoyed playing this DLC. Dishonored: Death of the Outsider was not as rich with action, nor did it possess the depth of the the main game, Dishonored 2, but it was fun to play as Billie Lurk. Playing this DLC actually got me to go back to the original Dishonored which I had not played since its release in October 2016, skipped right over Dishonored 2 as I had clocked 229 hours on thatI enjoyed playing this DLC. Dishonored: Death of the Outsider was not as rich with action, nor did it possess the depth of the the main game, Dishonored 2, but it was fun to play as Billie Lurk. Playing this DLC actually got me to go back to the original Dishonored which I had not played since its release in October 2016, skipped right over Dishonored 2 as I had clocked 229 hours on that game doing as many permutations as I could. I look forward to another full Dishonored sequel, but would jump at the chance to play a mere DLC: Dishonored, the series, is a work of art.… Expand
  18. theexar
    Dec 10, 2017
    9
    Arkane never disappointed me with their Dishonored games and this one is no exception. Rich levels, new powers and the contracts system all contribute to an immersive adventure. Playing non-lethal and stealthy is as viable as it was in all the previous games in the series. Billie somewhat lax in customization compared to Corvo/Emily but she makes it up for it partially with the abundanceArkane never disappointed me with their Dishonored games and this one is no exception. Rich levels, new powers and the contracts system all contribute to an immersive adventure. Playing non-lethal and stealthy is as viable as it was in all the previous games in the series. Billie somewhat lax in customization compared to Corvo/Emily but she makes it up for it partially with the abundance of bone charms you encounter along the way which can be used to empower certain play stile.

    Though the Outsider's back story let me down a bit and in my opinion deserved more refinement, the game is developed with a lot of attention to detail and the zealous explorer is dully rewarded with enriched experience.    … Expand
  19. v4vendetta
    Oct 7, 2017
    7
    An 'almost satisfying' , 'OK' DLC. Gameplay mechanics is solid as before but something is missing, may be Billie's story lacks depth. Could have been way better.
  20. Mahdiar
    Oct 25, 2017
    8
    Gameplay : 8
    Graphics : 7
    Story : 7
    Sound : 8
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    Overall : 8
  21. Kaioh
    Sep 21, 2017
    8
    Arcane, you guys are just the BEST in gaming level design stuff. I've not seen better level design in any game beside this and Dishonored 2.
    Took me 25 hrs to explore every corner of the game and get all trophies.
    Also you did a great job with optimisation this time. I didn't killed Outsider cuz that was dumb and Daud blaming him for every sin was awful and kiddish. Daud, you're an    Arcane, you guys are just the BEST in gaming level design stuff. I've not seen better level design in any game beside this and Dishonored 2.
    Took me 25 hrs to explore every corner of the game and get all trophies.
    Also you did a great job with optimisation this time.
    I didn't killed Outsider cuz that was dumb and Daud blaming him for every sin was awful and kiddish.
    Daud, you're an ****
    I hope you guys won't quit making immersive sims since it's probably the most beautiful form of vidya art.    … Expand
  22. Freke
    Oct 31, 2017
    10
    A fantastic end to the series. The game offers plenty of entertainment for the price and, while limited, the mechanics are perhaps the best in the series.

    One of the highlights of the game for me is that there is no story-based reason to not murder whoever stands in your way, so for the first time in the series you can murder without fear of getting a bad ending. (There are still    A fantastic end to the series. The game offers plenty of entertainment for the price and, while limited, the mechanics are perhaps the best in the series.

    One of the highlights of the game for me is that there is no story-based reason to not murder whoever stands in your way, so for the first time in the series you can murder without fear of getting a bad ending. (There are still benefits to being stealthy/merciful though, of course.)

    The performance was solid too. I played on a 6700K and GTX 1070 rig and was able to get a fairly stable 120fps on ultra/very high settings, but it did dip to 110fps sometimes. Not a big deal at all, given the game isn't a multiplayer shooter.

    Fantastic game.    … Expand
  23. rodericrinehart
    Jan 2, 2018
    9
    This is Dishonored 2.5, with a conclusion to the story of the first two games. I really enjoyed more of the Dunwall and its universe, and its expertly crafted levels, excellent variety of ways to play, and great ambiance and world building. Other games say it, but the Dishonored franchise really truly lets you resolve situations multiple ways, and each humongous level is a mini-open-worldThis is Dishonored 2.5, with a conclusion to the story of the first two games. I really enjoyed more of the Dunwall and its universe, and its expertly crafted levels, excellent variety of ways to play, and great ambiance and world building. Other games say it, but the Dishonored franchise really truly lets you resolve situations multiple ways, and each humongous level is a mini-open-world with tons of these choices. A lovely experience and I'm looking forward to the next new IP from Arkane, although I would gladly play another Dishonored if they found a way to do it.… Expand
  24. Young_Nacho
    Aug 5, 2021
    9
    God damn, another banger.

    What death of the outsider lacks in non-lethal routes or traditional "targets", it makes up for it with easily the best gameplay in the series. The new hook mines and void strike abilities allow you to hilariously throw your targets across the screen, and Billie's "Displace" is easily my favorite traversal ability in the franchise. Having the power to place a    God damn, another banger.

    What death of the outsider lacks in non-lethal routes or traditional "targets", it makes up for it with easily the best gameplay in the series. The new hook mines and void strike abilities allow you to hilariously throw your targets across the screen, and Billie's "Displace" is easily my favorite traversal ability in the franchise. Having the power to place a marker, do something, and then immediately teleport back to the placed marker offers so many new possibilities for efficient and brutal stealth sequences. I mean come on, you can place it inside another person and f*cking explode through them when you displace... how much more do I need to say about that.

    The visuals are superb just as they were in Dishonored 2, though I'd give this game the slight edge just because it's clear Arkane were able to iron out some of the kinks with the Void engine. Less flickering edges, better performance, and really fantastic lighting.

    As always, the levels are extremely well designed with tons of pathways and small details. The new addition of multiple "Contract" side missions also add some really worthwhile detours that explore every region of the map. Missions 2 and 3 (Follow the Ink and The Bank Job) are packed with soooo many side stories and extras. It's pretty crazy that it's possible for players to completely miss all of the Spector Club, which just speaks to how densely packed missions 2 and 3 are.

    When it comes to the story, I'd say your mileage will vary depending on what you are looking for. It's very lore heavy and mainly based around the Outsider himself, and less about Billie. However, I really did like what they did with the Outsider, and how they expanded upon his character. And by the way - shoutout to Robin Lord Taylor because he doesn't get nearly enough love as the outsider and I honestly prefer him. He's just got that grit and waver in his voice that I think fits this version of The Outsider extremely well.

    If it wasn't clear by this and all my other reviews, I love this franchise and I would definitely want to see more. But if this is truly the end for Dishonored, then what a f*ckin way to go out.    … Expand
  25. d_dymon
    Mar 9, 2018
    9
    I liked this game so much. I'd say it was even better that Dishonored 2, felt like the game had a little more depth. Billie Lurk is an OK character, i wish it had a little more exposure in previous games, so it didn't feel like Billie dropped from the sky.

    I highly recommend this standalone DLC.
  26. notBOB
    Nov 13, 2017
    9
    This DLC was a lot of fun that I enjoyed immensely. A great ending to the series in my opinion. I see some people managed to complete it in 5 hours and I suppose on a replay knowing what's coming I could have raced through it too. But where's the fun in that? So I took my time, explored, did over the pieces I thought I should have done better, and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Well done!
  27. DrDRA
    Nov 18, 2017
    9
    Dishonored: Death of the Outsider
    Дишноред: Дес оф зе Аутсидер
    Обесчещенный: Смерть Чужого Опущенец: Смерть Чужака Называйте как хотите, факта того что это просто ахеренная игра не изменит ничего кроме ее краткости. DoO наследует всю вкусноту прохождения из Дишки 1 и 2, но НАКОНЕЦ-ТО нет богомерзкого хаоса, серьезно, я прошел вторую или третью миссию убив ВСЕХ на уровне, порядка 77    Dishonored: Death of the Outsider
    Дишноред: Дес оф зе Аутсидер
    Обесчещенный: Смерть Чужого
    Опущенец: Смерть Чужака

    Называйте как хотите, факта того что это просто ахеренная игра не изменит ничего кроме ее краткости. DoO наследует всю вкусноту прохождения из Дишки 1 и 2, но НАКОНЕЦ-ТО нет богомерзкого хаоса, серьезно, я прошел вторую или третью миссию убив ВСЕХ на уровне, порядка 77 человек(не спрашивайте где я их всех нашел, так само получилось). И это ахеренно. Взять Дизонорд как основу и не забирать у игрока возможность быть отпетым головорезом со сверхспособностями(Мизулина приезжай). Левел дизайн просто шикарен и наследует все элементы. Последовательность Фибоначчи в хранилище нетривиальна, но все же решается довольно просто, не знаю чем там особо долго заниматься.
    Теперь о способностях, они имхо лучше чем во второй части. Дисплейс хоть и делается в два шага, но все же иметь возможность пробираться туда куда в один шаг не забраться удобнее чем не попасть вообще.
    Сюжет: вот тут несколько сложнее. Но проблема не в самом сюжете, а в низко мотивации персонажей, логика Дауда вообще за гранью моего понимания. В первую очередь люди сами творят что и как им делать, Чужой и сила что он предлагает, был лишь катализатором для свершения каких либо поступков, но никак не причиной их свершения. Формально логика Дауда напоминает мне логику уже выше упомянутой Мизулиной(ребенок пришел в школу и расстрелял одноклассников - виноваты жестокие игры уууууу. Нет блин это не так работает, игры могут послужить катализатором, но не причиной. Причина расстройства обычно куда глубже чем банальность вроде жестоких игр). Билли мотивацией не владеет вообще, ну то есть вот прям совсем, либо я чего-то не понимаю. И как я уже сказал игра слишком короткая, слишком, что так-же на пользу не идет, но это лично моя придирка.
    Для крикунов что игра не сходится с Лором, советую углубится в Лор поглубже и все волшебным образом сойдется, так что тут тоже претензий не вижу.
    В итоге могу сказать что DoO волшебное, но к сожалению краткое приключение. 910    … Expand
  28. illusi0nist
    Aug 21, 2019
    8
    Dishonored 1 has the best story but this one is my favorite gameplay-wise. Now you can do cool tricks like teleporting thrice without wasting mana because it recharges. On the downside you don't have as many abilities as before (I only missed Emily's 'pull' ability). You are also more at liberty to be a proper assassin, knowing that it wont result to having more weepers and bloodflies,Dishonored 1 has the best story but this one is my favorite gameplay-wise. Now you can do cool tricks like teleporting thrice without wasting mana because it recharges. On the downside you don't have as many abilities as before (I only missed Emily's 'pull' ability). You are also more at liberty to be a proper assassin, knowing that it wont result to having more weepers and bloodflies, that I didn't like in the previous titles. The maps are large and let you plan your moves, and the graphics performance has improved significantly, resulting in a pleasant experience.

    In my opinion the previous Dishonored titles were sometimes a bit too much on the horror side, and if you played it the stealthy-low-chaos way, it was like fighting fire with flowers. This one was not as much like that.

    If you take it as a DLC/expansion, and not as a new title then maybe you wont mind Corvo's absence who was also missing from the DLC of D1. Fortunately, the game compensates by giving you more Outsider, who's an interesting character too. But Corvo is the dishonored one, and we can't have too many dishonored ones. That's the problem with expanding the original good, solid story so we can have more games.

    Overall, this is a good recipe for a Dishonored game. Should there be more games, I'd like something different like -maybe- telekinesis and more physical objects to cause some chaos with.    … Expand
  29. El_Manco
    May 20, 2018
    9
    Compré "Dishonored" en su Definitive Edition, mucho tiempo antes de jugarlo. Poco tiempo antes de salir "La muerte del Forastero", me decidí a probarlo para ver si me interesaba comprar los dos que todavía no tenía... y me gustó tanto que antes de acabar "El puñal de Dunwall", ya me había comprado la "Dishonored 2" y precomprado el último capítulo de esta saga. Tengo que confesar queCompré "Dishonored" en su Definitive Edition, mucho tiempo antes de jugarlo. Poco tiempo antes de salir "La muerte del Forastero", me decidí a probarlo para ver si me interesaba comprar los dos que todavía no tenía... y me gustó tanto que antes de acabar "El puñal de Dunwall", ya me había comprado la "Dishonored 2" y precomprado el último capítulo de esta saga. Tengo que confesar que tanto la historia de Daud, como la de Billie, son incluso mejores que las "principales" para un servidor. Y no porque las de Corvo y Emily no me parezcan sobresalientes, si no porque, en cierta forma, el corazón de la saga radica un poco más en ellas. Mi voto va a ser el mismo para todas, porque sin duda, disfruté de todas y cada una de ellas, de una manera similar.… Expand
  30. SilverOrlov
    Oct 4, 2019
    10
    In some small things, this game does not reach the level of others from that franchise and sometimes offers very strange details of the game-play. But in general - this is all the same incredibly beautiful, atmospheric and interesting Dishonored with a story that take place after the second part.
    I will not put this game 9 for its imperfection like all the other games that have a word    In some small things, this game does not reach the level of others from that franchise and sometimes offers very strange details of the game-play. But in general - this is all the same incredibly beautiful, atmospheric and interesting Dishonored with a story that take place after the second part.
    I will not put this game 9 for its imperfection like all the other games that have a word "Dishonored" in their names, I will give 10 for how well preserved the general atmosphere of the World, and especially of its other side at the end of the game. And for the fact that the authors very well finished the whole story of the game, without failing it as in some other games. This is a great finale that you choose by yourself.    … Expand
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#66 Best PC Game of 2017
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#51 Most Discussed PC Game of 2017
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#90 Most Shared PC Game of 2017

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81

Generally favorable reviews - based on 24 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 20 out of 24
  2. Mixed: 4 out of 24
  3. Negative: 0 out of 24
  1. GameGrin
    Feb 13, 2018
    85
    Dishonored: Death of the Outsider is another solid entry into the franchise. Despite a couple of minor issues here and there, this title is definitely worth the price of admission.
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  2. PC PowerPlay
    Nov 12, 2017
    80
    There may not be much in the way of story, but Death of the Outsider is a fine farewell to Dunwall. [Issue#267, p.71]
  3. Games Master UK
    Nov 2, 2017
    87
    A superb spin-off that stands on its own as another great entry in the consistently impressive series. [Nov 2017, p.75]
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