Creature 最近的评测

It didn't feel right to not leave a review for this game. I just have to. It's a fantastic game, atmosphere is killer, gameplay is fun. I will play it a second time and then a third time.

The only thing I will say that I'm not crazy about is that the game is very unclear about how you get each ending of the game. They are not baked into choices you make but rather your gameplay stats from what I understand.

It doesn't matter though, I will be playing again. I must.

"Thank you for playing!"

F*** you.

Thank you for making a great game.

<3

Time for a pacifist run.

A Hideo Kojima Game

Cyyka Blyat

This game. Man. This game. Right, so Arkane Studios had me at hello. Every game they had something to do with development in; I loved. Dark Messiah: Might & Magic was the first game I ever played by them, and man. I PLAYED THE MOTHER ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥ OUT OF THAT GAME. Then Bioshock 2, CoD: WaW (level design).

This review might be slightly biased due to my love for both Bethesda and Arkane Studios; so heed my warning. I am also not judging the DLC that had been released for Dishonored, for I haven't even touched it.

Right, so after 85 hours, I can rightfully say that I practically know most of the game, inside and out. Played it on the hardest difficulty without killing anyone and without being spotted once through the entire playthrough.

So a brief rundown on what Dishonored is. It's a stealth based action game, based in a steampunk Victorian Britain. It's very much a "choose your own path" game. You can run through it without killing a single being, or without being noticed by anyone; or you can get spotted by every one and decapitate them to your heart's content. Most of the level design also allows you to play through a map multiple times, finding lots of ways to clear them.

The game is very story intensive. But the beauty of it is; if you don't wish to explore the lore and story of every inch of the game's setting... Then don't. There are hundreds of books in the game. I literally mean hundreds. Which tell you the story of Dunwall and the isles that surround it. And you can choose to read none of them.

It's hard to say what's wrong with the game, for I can't think of much... The AI is pretty good, along with the stealth. It's one of the games which make me happy because the fact you're in the shadow, doesn't make you completely invisible; it just makes you less visible. The sword-play is simple and fun to use. The powers are great too.

However, I note that it's quite irritating when you want to play a complete passive game; and it forces you to equip your sword at all times. I would prefer to wield two powers in each hand, rather than have my sword constantly there; even if I weren't to use it.

Overall; I believe the game has a beautiful art-style and setting; great game-play, and it often makes you feel ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ awesome after you've successfully done something. Like if you choke-out a guard, get spotted; toss the knocked-out guard into the one that spotted you; making him stumble to the floor before you jump ontop of him and slice his neck open.

There are probably loads of negatives I've missed out, but like I said. Biased. If anything, it would be replayablity. There are things there to make second play-throughs fresh; but really, after you've both killed everyone, then let everyone live; there's not much to explore unless you go hardcore.

I would probably r8 it 8/8 m8.