Dishonored
QuakeCon 2016 Shows off New Dishonored 2 Gameplay
Last week at QuakeCon 2016, Arkane Co-creative Director Harvey Smith showed off new Dishonored 2 gameplay to a packed audience behind closed doors. Smith demonstrated Corvo’s newly enhanced powers while displaying the game’s thematic level design and Dishonored 2’s exciting new setting.
Giveaway: Dishonored – Dunwall City Trials DLC (Steam)
WINNERS ANNOUNCED: Congratulations to RiseUp44, Romain Braussen, Antonio Leon, Hanamichi Sakuragi, and Michael Zurring! Just a couple of months ago, Bethesda released a game that has received multiple game of the year awards from various outlets: Dishonored. Let me give you one of my positive review comments about the game: “I shot a dude’s head off with a crossbow and found his severed head...[Read More]
Review: Dishonored (360)
Recently, it seems to me that each time I gaze at my handsomely bearded face in a mirror, I become more and more unrecognizable. Not because my beard is taking over my face (it needs a bit of a trim), but because I am undergoing a confusing and frightening change. I’m not talking about puberty, either. I’m talking about my growing fascination with, and enjoyment of, stealth gameplay. I...[Read More]
How to be Sneaky in the upcoming game Dishonored
Ever since Dishonored was announced I’ve been glued to every detail that Bethesda has slowly released. Hell, I have friends who played it at E3 that still talk about the game, which clearly makes me jealous that they had time with it and I didn’t! What does Bethesda have for us today, you ask? How about a demonstration of how you can sneak your way through the game? The trailer below p...[Read More]
Dishonored Shows You Multiple Ways to Escape
Every time I see something from Bethesda for their upcoming supernatural/steampunk first-person adventure Dishonored, I get more and more excited. While I’m generally not keen on first-person perspective games since I feel they don’t always provide the same range of peripheral visibility that normal sight offers, I still find myself excited for this one. Bethesda’s latest gamepla...[Read More]
Dishonored Stealth and Violence Walkthroughs
With every piece of media that comes out for Bethesda’s upcoming steampunk stealth first-person assassin title Dishonored, I get more and more excited. Granted, I’m not a major fan of first-person perspective in anything (shooters, racers, RPGs), but the mechanics of Dishonored have me interested in spite of the limited perspective offered by a first-person view. In order to emphasize ...[Read More]
Dishonored Gameplay Trailer Released Ahead of E3
Ahead of E3 looming next week, and with Dishonored’s October 9th release date marching inevitably closer as each day passes, the first gameplay trailer for Bethesda’s first-person action-adventure steampunk-stealth game has been released. Take a look at in-game animation, combat, stealth, and more in this dark and forbidding world.
Dishonored Given Release Date
I am, for some reason, just now beginning to realize that this is going to be an incredibly busy and time consuming year for me. Adding to the already myriad gaming options I will be faced with over the coming months, Bethesda has given their steampunk sorcery stealth assassin title, Dishonored, a release date of October 9, 2012. It’s smart timing, as far as I’m concerned. Hopefully I ...[Read More]
New Dishonored Screenshots
A couple of weeks ago, we got our first look at Dishonored, the upcoming first-person steampunk-sorcery assassination title from Bethesda and Arkane Studios. Yesterday, Bethesda released a handful of screenshots for the title, which you can see below. You can also see the original massive batch of screenshots that were made available during the original announcement.
Bethesda Unveils Dishonored
I’m not a huge fan of first person perspective in video games, to be perfectly honest. I like being able to see things from a third person perspective. I like seeing my surroundings and I like seeing potential dangers from all angles. I even played through Skyrim completely in the third person perspective rather than the first person perspective I’m sure most people played. Where even ...[Read More]