Oh and btw, what specifically are you looking for in a review for Dishonored?
If the combat ever feels dull or shallow. If you feel like missions just become a remixed variation of the same thing over and over. Basically, if the whole thing starts feeling repetitive or not given what you have at your disposal in a standard playthrough, I guess.
Also, what Confidence Man asked. :lol
In my eyes, the devs have openly shown, explained and demonstrated so much, I don't see how there can be any doubt the game will be, at minimum, good.
Maybe I'm not just not a hand-wringer, but I've been sold since the GI issue ages ago.
Haha, I totally understand. I'm only hesitant because of the type of gamer I am. I adore intricate, free-form combat in third-person action games and fighting games, for example, and also tend to avoid stealth games because I've only genuinely enjoyed a few I played for some reason (DX:HR being the most recent, despite its problems).
The idea of using supernatural abilities (sometimes in tandem with one another) to tackle a bunch of varied, dynamic situations is what's drawing me most to Dishonored. I like feeling pressured to make the most of what I have in high-risk situations, and supposedly being capable of pulling that sort of thing off with finesse is quite the cherry on top.
I'm going into it with an open mind, but I'm also prepared to possibly enjoy Dishonored less than others who are more predisposed to the kind of game it is.
I can't tell if this is good or bad...
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