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Dishonored is an immersive first-person action game that casts you as a supernatural assassin driven by revenge. With Dishonored’s flexible combat system, creatively eliminate your targets as you combine the supernatural abilities, weapons and unusual gadgets at your disposal.
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36,752 reviews
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351.9 hours played
Written 10 days ago

A masterclass in player choice and immersive stealth-action gameplay. Dishonored is one of the few games that truly rewards creativity. I thoroughly enjoyed the freedom it gives you on each mission—whether you want to sneak through vents and shadows or blink onto rooftops and drop in from above, the game lets you decide how the story unfolds. I went through all the endings, and each path felt like a natural consequence of my actions, not just a scripted fork. The world-building is rich, the powers are satisfying , and the replay value is strong. Easily one of the most memorable stealth games I’ve played. Highly recommended. [i]ps: ain't no way I'm the only one playing with permanent Dark Eyes, right?[/i]
9.7 hours played
Written 1 month and 1 day ago

fun but idk why it discourages killing when half the content in the game is designed for that
24.1 hours played
Written 26 days ago

I've beaten the base game twice, and the dlc's, yet I've only been playing for a day.
100.4 hours played
Written 30 days ago

An exceptional title in terms of worldbuilding, gameplay flexibility, and branching narrative choices. It rightly spawned a whole franchise of follow-up titles. Similar to: Thief The Dark Project (for stealth based focus), System Shock 2 (for FPS mechanics combined with a spells mechanic), and Deus Ex (for narrative player choices that have a persistent effect on the game world for each runthrough). Notes for first-timers: 1. There's an achievement for having zero deaths attributable to your actions. If you want this achievement, you should avoid fully exploring the Slackjaw and Granny Rags NPC side quests. Those characters have a scripted encounter late in the game for players who have finished their side quests, and it is very challenging to get away with zero deaths. (I did it apparently through an arbitrary glitch.) 2. The number of deaths you cause will directly affect the state of the game's final level, in an interesting occurrence of karmic retribution. 3. The DLC contains less material than the main game, but the material is superb quality narrative. The Blade of Dunwall quest focuses on the "other side" of the main game's characters, an antagonist named Daud, and in my opinion is the best narrative product that has ever been released for the Dishonored universe.
35.7 hours played
Written 11 days ago

"Dishonored" not only provides a unique gameplay, but it also has a high replay value with the chaos system, multiple choices throughout the game and various gameplay mechanics. Even though you play on some maps more than once but with these elements you still find new ways and approaches which inject freshness into the game. Also, the world of "Dishonored" is quite fascinating, which leaves one to crave more of it. The main story and most of the supporting characters don't have much to offer, but still can be considered acceptable. Even though this game was released in 2012, for the fact that the art style never went for photorealism, you can accept the graphics even more than a decade later
8.6 hours played
Written 12 days ago

Dishonored is one of those games that you wish you could experience again for the first time. It's one of the best Immersive Sims out there (If not the best) and one of the G.O.A.TS in the stealth genre as a whole. Even if you're just playing for the story, you'll still enjoy yourself, as there are many, and I mean MANY, great moments in the story. Even though freedom isn't technically possible in gaming, THIS is the game that captures that feeling of freedom. There are so many scripted (and unscripted) ways of approaching your objectives. And depending on how you play the game, you get a different ending, and even without that feature this game garners many different playthroughs. You can get all the collectibles, You could change the powers you upgraded/ the powers you got, etc... 11/10, one of the BEST games out there.
22.3 hours played
Written 15 days ago

[h1]Introduction[/h1] Dishonored is a first-person, stealth, action-adventure game developed by Arkane Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. Set in the plague-ridden, industrial city of Dunwall, you play as Corvo Attano, the Empress's bodyguard, who is framed for her murder and forced to become an assassin, seeking revenge on those who conspired against him. [h1]Pros[/h1] [list] [*]Great art style. [*]Good story. [*]The dark atmosphere complements the story very well. [*]Your actions have consequences throughout the story. [*]Excellent level design. [*]Many abilities to help you during both combat and stealth. [*]The Brigmore Witches and The Knife of Dunwall are pretty good DLCs that add more to the story. [/list] [h1]Cons[/h1] [list] [*]Non-lethal gameplay is lackluster. [*]The Dunwall City Trials DLC is atrocious. Challenges are more luck-based than anything else. [/list] [h1]Conclusion[/h1] Dishonored is a pretty good game. The level design is excellent, the gameplay is fun and the atmosphere is great. If you enjoy stealth-based games, it's a must-play.
12.9 hours played
Written 9 days ago

Its a good game in general if you like stealth gameplay like hitman for example. (i get bored easily so i end up always killing alot of NPC's lol).
13.8 hours played
Written 3 days ago

you know a game is so goated you once completed it and then bought it and then completed it with dlcs again and still have so much fun. dishonored is the game that really changes the perscprctive of gaming the level design the freedom the creativity this the game that everyone should play before dying . my first game that i replayed. so sad to see no offical news of dishonored 3 i really wish bethesda makes the third game.and end of the day i will just say just buy and play story,characters,levels,powers,freedom,creativity,lore everything is just perfect man i will miss this game a soild 10/10 game.
31.2 hours played
Written 3 days ago

love the game! Had to play it twice for both endings, and the movement and the many ways to solve the missions was great! definetly recommend playing this game.
10.9 hours played
Written 3 days ago

One of the best stealth games ever made. Its just fun to blink out of the way of an enemy or a guard and exploit slight turns off the head. One of my favorite games for sure.
16.6 hours played
Written 4 days ago

Great game, Great price, Great time.
21.2 hours played
Written 4 days ago

One of the best games I've ever played! Being able to choose full stealth, full run and gun chaos, or something in-between makes the levels in this game some of the most packed set pieces in any game. It's even better with the sequel. Do yourself a favor and get this game.
14.9 hours played
Written 4 days ago

---{Gameplay}--- ☑Try not to get addicted ☐ Very good ☐ Good ☐ Nothing special ☐ Ehh ☐ Bad ☐ Just don't ---{Graphics}--- ☐ You forget reality ☐ Masterpiece ☐ Beautiful ☑ Good ☐ Decent ☐ Will do ☐ Bad ☐ Awful ☐ Paint.exe ---{Audio}--- ☐Eargasm ☑ Very good ☐ Good ☐ Decent ☐ Not too bad ☐ Bad ☐ Earrape ---{Audience}--- ☐ Kids ☑ Teens ☑ Adults ☐ Everyone ---{PC Requirements}--- ☐ Check if you can run paint ☐ Potato ☑ Decent ☐ Fast ☐ Rich boi ☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer ---{Story}--- ☐ Doesn't have (Not counting historical stuff) ☐ Something isn't nothing I guess ☐ Not greatly told ☐ Average ☑ Good ☐ Lovely ☐ Will make you cry or smile a lot ---{Difficulty}--- ☐ Just press a bunch of buttons ☐ Easy ☑ Significant brain usage ☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master ☐ Not so easy ☐ Difficult ☐ Dark Souls ---{Game Time}--- ☐ Long enough for a cup of tea ☐ Short ☑ Average ☐ Long ☐ Depends on you ☐ Endless ---{Price}--- ☑ Just buy it ☐ Worth the price ☐ Wait for sale ☐ Maybe if you have some spare money left ☐ Not recommended ☐ Don't throw money into a rubbish bin ---{Bugs}--- ☐ Never had any ☑ Minor bugs ☐ Few bugs ☐ It's not a bug, it's a feature ☐ Can get annoying ☐ Ruining the game ☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs
6.1 hours played
Written 4 days ago

The city of Dunwall is crumbling: rats ravage the city streets, eating anything that breathes, plagues without cures extinguish thousands of souls, and the assassination of the empress brings the city to its darkest hour. Corvo (the main character), once seen as the shield of the empress, has been framed as the blade that struck her down. In the face of a massive political power struggle, Corvo must avenge his empress while preserving her final wish... Keep her daughter safe. Dishonored is an exhilarating stealth-action game with abilities akin to BioShock's Plasmids, but they are still very unique in their own right (I'll expand more on this later). The missions had so many approaches to how they could be completed that I'd sometimes restart just to see how an outcome plays out! The story was super captivating and insanely in-depth. My favorite aspect of this story was how its world perceived Corvo. Being able to be a "fly on the wall" while listening to people discuss Corvo's myth-like status always felt so cool. People who were genuinely close to him saw him as a beacon of hope, and his enemies saw him as death incarnate. Oddly, my only real gripe with the game was how they decided to deliver the story at times. Lots of important characterization and lore are hidden in pickups that display massive walls of text that really disrupts the flow of the game (it pauses everything in the world). The issue is super minor, and barely takes away from the overall amazing experience. Dishonored's stealth mechanics were stellar! Having the ability to peek corners really made certain segments a breeze. Additionally, the enemies had a very small range of vision, which was forgiving for a first-person game. The powers gifted from the Outsider all felt truly unique. Each power added so many new ways to approach missions that I adored. It's not often that I think a set of abilities in a game are all great, so Dishonored joins the ranks of a very prestigious club. I highly recommend people experience these powers on their own, so I'm refraining from expanding on them in depth. The general aesthetic of the world was right up my alley. Loved its dystopian steampunk x Victorian-era-inspired world. The themes of morality and corruption are some of my favorites, and Dishonored definitely does them justice.
7.3 hours played
Written 4 days ago

“This isn’t just a game. This is a god-tier, clockwork-crafted, whale-oil-slicked masterpiece that gave me trust issues with rats and made me believe in stealth as an art form. Dishonored isn’t played — it’s experienced.” Imagine being able to blink through reality like a vengeful shadow, stalk corrupt aristocrats like a ghost with a blade, and rewrite fate with your own bloodstained hands. That’s Dishonored. Every level is a playground of possibility. Every guard is a puzzle. Every moral choice hits like a poem written in plague and vengeance. 🎭 Want to silently eliminate every enemy without spilling a single drop of blood? You can. 🔪 Want to stab your way through the empire like a Victorian John Wick? Go for it. 🐀 Want to possess a rat and scurry through the pipes into a nobleman’s pantry? Game says: yes, king. Art Direction? Haunting. Gothic. Unreal. Like if a steampunk oil painting had a baby with your nightmares. Sound design? Crisp enough to hear a guard sigh before you choke him out. Story? A Shakespearean tragedy that slaps so hard it left me morally conflicted for hours. Oh — and the powers? Blink is the greatest traversal mechanic known to mankind. Period. Bend Time? You stop time, shoot a guy, move him in front of his own bullet, then restart time. They gave you THAT. I’m not just playing Corvo Attano — I am Corvo Attano. This game turned me into a supernatural parkour assassin who questions the ethics of every kill I do or don’t make. It’s not Dishonored. It's the 2nd best game ever made, behind fallout: new vegas. 10/10. I would possess a fish and swim through Dunwall’s sewers again in a heartbeat.
6.0 hours played
Written 5 days ago

I played the second game before the first and even so, I Love them both so much! The Dishonored Franchise has a special place in my heart.
52.9 hours played
Written 6 days ago

A masterpiece of stealth, story-telling, immersive world building, and the freedom to play anyway you want.
215.4 hours played
Written 6 days ago

Every time I find myself unable to pick a game to play, and I'll honestly admit to my massive to be played pile, I always find myself coming back to this game and it's sequel. Maybe that says more about myself than it does this game, but I can't find it in myself to delete the files even though I've played through the game so many times. I always end up coming back, and that says a lot about a game, the fact that I can keep coming back to it years later, and still loving every playthrough. Still get that nervous rush, and that awe, and wish more games could keep me coming back time and time again. In fact, I think I'm due another playthrough here soon!
16.3 hours played
Written 6 days ago

I was late to the game with Dishonored. I had been hearing about it for years and finally played and finished the game this week and I was impressed. This is the perfect example of a game that lets you play however you want to play. The game doesn’t hold your hand at all. Instead, it lets you pick the kind of assassin you want to be. You can kill all of the guards or kill none of them. There are multiple paths to fight or sneak your way through each level and multiple supernatural powers you can unlock. I have almost nothing negative to say about the gameplay or the world building. The supernatural, dystopian, steampunk vibe going on in this game is really cool and unique and with elements of games like Bioshock and half-life, where can you go wrong? My only complaints about this are minor. 1. The voice acting is pretty low quality. It seems like they only have a couple of people doing the guard’s voices and a lot of lines are repeated throughout the whole game. 2. The game kind of had an anticlimactic ending. I’m not saying every game needs a big boss fight at the end but there was not really much of a buildup or big challenge at the end. You just kind of do what you’ve been doing the entire game and then open a door and that’s it. Minor gripes aside, Dishonored is definitely worth your time if you like stealth games or games with unique, immersive worlds like Bioshock of Half Life.
58.2 hours played
Written 6 days ago

Spent hours chasing every single achievement and now I just sit here, fulfilled and slightly ashamed. 10/10, would sacrifice my free time again. Whoever came up with the achievements for Dunwall City Trials, I don't know how you sleep at night knowing what you've done.
17.8 hours played
Written 7 days ago

[h2]Dishonored * 10/10[/h2] [b]Having been a huge fan of this game on the Xbox 360, replaying it on PC simply solidified my opinion: I fully recommend it. This title truly excels as both a stealth game and a speedrunning game, offering an incredibly rewarding experience no matter how you choose to play.[/b] [h2]Story[/h2] [b]Straight to the point: you play as a knight trying to save the daughter of the murdered empress. This is a very story-rich game, packed with side notes and hints that deepen the lore. If you rush through the main game, you might not grasp the full story. But overall, it has a really nice atmosphere. The DLC stories are absolutely worth picking up as they add crucial context to the game's events.[/b] [h2]Graphics[/h2] [b]The graphics definitely show their age a bit, but the art design still looks amazing. If you're hesitant to pick this game up because of its visuals, just give it a shot—it'll be worth it. Plus, you can find mods to improve the game's graphical capabilities, which I highly recommend.[/b] [h2]Gameplay[/h2] [b]This is where the game truly shines: as an action stealth game that also excels as a speedrun game. It gives you a wide array of tools for both stealth and loud approaches, but it definitely leans into stealth. You'll be sneaking around, eliminating targets or achieving objectives. You can do this without killing anyone, play it as a stealth game where you only eliminate key targets, or simply kill everyone—the choice is entirely yours. In my opinion, the game truly shines when you're stealthing. You can chain attacks incredibly well, practically speedrunning around the map unnoticed, eliminating multiple targets, and using your blink ability. Just look up some speedrun videos on YouTube; you won't regret it. The game allows for multiple different choices in how you achieve objectives. You'll find yourself scaling rooftops, navigating back alleys, infiltrating buildings, and using magical powers like teleportation and summoning swarms of rats to attack your enemies. and so much more.[/b]
16.8 hours played
Written 8 days ago

Great game with a vast array of tools that can lead to many super creative kills. The only downside is that the cooler and more interesting killing mechanics are classified as lethal, which makes them less suitable for a low-chaos run if you're aiming for the good ending. I recommend playing the game first either with a strict low-chaos, stealthy approach or going all-in with a high-chaos, lethal "Doom-guy" playthrough. Then, replay the game using the opposite playstyle for a fresh experience.
8.0 hours played
Written 9 days ago

despite being over a decade old, modern games still have not figured out how to replicate the masterpiece that is Dishonored. a must play by any standard
23.3 hours played
Written 9 days ago

+ Stealthy movements on low chaos + Satisfying massacre on high chaos
33.3 hours played
Written 9 days ago

Really enjoyable game so far, graphics are great considering it was made over 10 years ago.
22.1 hours played
Written 10 days ago

notcael mind, please dont cry take my life over take my hand, close your eyes and shutter your emotion tell a lie, tell it twice logic always broken mordecai, borderline cause i cant let this work all the time, cant align i know that you coping skip replies, waste of time leave that shit alone its like fuck a like, fuck a fight. fuck it when you posting taking pride, taking sides what i always learned how do i change your mind, shawty listen closely see you cry, you can try make me feel alert thought i missed older times, missing 2020 junior high, smoking light didnt have to learn every light, hit it twice fuck me up its potent being nice, hit it right said she feel unearthed hope you die, its alright every time weve spoken said shed ride till she died, then she fuckin turned notcael mind, please dont cry take my life over take my hand, close your eyes and shutter your emotion tell a lie, tell it twice logic always broken mordecai, borderline cause i cant let this work all the time, cant align i know that you coping skip replies, waste of time leave that shit alone its like fuck a like, fuck a fight. fuck it when you posting taking pride, taking sides what i always learned
22.5 hours played
Written 10 days ago

Used to play this on PS3 when it first came out in 2013, thoroughly enjoyed it. Now in 2025, I got it on steam summer sale, I still thoroughly enjoyed it :3
9.5 hours played
Written 10 days ago

A masterclass in good level design and mechanics. Better than the majority of games in the genre since 2020.
35.8 hours played
Written 10 days ago

Great game with amazing art style and visuals. 10/10
25.4 hours played
Written 11 days ago

One of my most favorite games and one my most favorite game series. Dishonored is a classic stealth/assassin type of game. Amazing story, fantastic voice acting, gorgeous art style. The list goes on and on! Definitive Edition adds hours upon hours of new content. Peak perfection and recommended for causal or hardcore gamers. 10/10 Exquisite and excellent.
36.6 hours played
Written 12 days ago

One of the most enjoyable single-player games I've ever played. Story is good, gameplay is really fun with and the game gives you a lot of variety of options, do you wanna play like a stealth assassin or going in gun blazing, both are good options.
15.2 hours played
Written 13 days ago

i absolutely love the stealth and powers in this game. i like how your choices, are able to effect the overall setting.
21.9 hours played
Written 14 days ago

Perhaps the greatest stealth game in history. Couldn't recommend it enough, you HAVE to play it
69.2 hours played
Written 14 days ago

great game, but the dunwall city trial achievements are an absolute pain
55.7 hours played
Written 15 days ago

One of the first games I ever played back on the Xbox 360. I put over 300 hours into it on console and I fell in love. I like the main story and the side quests are really fun as well. I haven't bought the dlcs yet and tried out Daud's story nor the trials however I will soon. The game is a 10/10 Highly recommend.
50.0 hours played
Written 16 days ago

Very good stealth game. Great worldbuilding. You can choose your style. Not sure how I would improve it.
29.5 hours played
Written 17 days ago

great story, great gameplay
21.1 hours played
Written 18 days ago

You can be a savage or you can be a merciful without killing anyone in the game, and i loved it.
29.3 hours played
Written 18 days ago

Very solid and fun stealth imsim with unique powers and an interesting world. Chaos system drags it down for me, as well as what feels like an imbalance of upgrades between playing lethally vs nonlethally.
25.1 hours played
Written 19 days ago

Great stealth and story, almost perfect.
7.2 hours played
Written 19 days ago

Multiple ways to play, the campaign doesn't drag like most titles. Completed a low chaos run and will definitely revisit to do the opposite. Incredible game !
20.4 hours played
Written 19 days ago

A short, straight-to-the-point game. The story isn't out of this world, but it's interesting to know what will happen depending on the decisions you make. You can bring chaos or peace, you can show everyone that you were truly a murderer or someone with honor. Overall, a very nice game that makes for a good time.
35.3 hours played
Written 20 days ago

I have not played a lot of games because I have a potato pc. However,Dishonored is one of the few games that actually runs on it(still is a bit laggy sometimes).Because of which I can enjoy it. So far, I have played 4 hours of this game and I gotta say this game is definitely as good as they say. It gives you creative freedom to do whatever you can.Like in the first mission,I went bloodborne on everyone and in the second one I was using a combination of stealth and straight up killing.Overall,I am loving this game so far.
64.4 hours played
Written 22 days ago

Played this when it originally released, replayed it (2025) and it's still a great game. Yeah the graphics are a little dated. But everything else still holds up.
26.3 hours played
Written 23 days ago

I’ve played about 26 hours so far, and it’s honestly one of the most immersive games I’ve ever tried. This is actually my first game where I felt like I wanted to replay it differently — and that’s saying something. The world-building is just incredible. Dunwall feels grimy, broken, alive — and weirdly beautiful in its own way. The plague, the whale oil tech, the creepy Overseers... everything fits together so well. I’d often just stop to read a note or listen to conversations because it made the world feel that much richer. Even the side characters have little stories that pull you in. It’s not just “go here, kill target” — every mission feels like peeling back layers of corruption and control. You feel like you’re part of something bigger, and that’s rare. The first mission with High Overseer Campbell completely sold me on the game. I love that I had so many ways to handle him — sneak, poison, brand him as a heretic, or just go full chaos. Plus, the choice of saving or leaving Curnow really made me pause and think. It was the first time I felt like, “Okay, this game trusts me to make decisions.” And then there’s Daud — The legendary assassin . Meeting him (and knowing you’re both Twisted by the Outsider) added this quiet intensity to the story. He’s not just a villain — he’s complex, regretful, and oddly fascinating. Can’t wait to learn more about him... feels like there’s a whole history behind his eyes. wants tooo playy Knife of Dunwall Also, the exploration is super rewarding. I got obsessed with finding runes, bone charms, and weird little side paths. It’s never boring — even when you’re just sneaking around or eavesdropping. ANDDDDDDD howww did i forget GRANNYYY one of the creepiest yet oddly charming characters I’ve ever met in a game. Her side missions felt like stepping into a twisted fairytale. I thought I was helping a harmless old woman... turns out, she’s way more than she seems If you like games that actually let you play your way — stealthy, loud, kind, ruthless — and if you love a world that feels alive and full of secrets, give this one a shot. THANK YOUUUU SOOOO MUCH GUYS
32.0 hours played
Written 24 days ago

This was before Arkane made deathloop which in all honesty I looked at it and I said what the actual fuck where is my gothic masterpiece, where are my rats to swarm ppl. All jokes aside i've clocked in more hours in this game than any other game on both ps3 and what my steam time says and it honestly never gets old. The shit is simple like abilities collect runes, like having slight modifiers find bone charms overall don't wanna do any of it ay respectable just keep default blink and go mostly flesh and steel.
31.3 hours played
Written 26 days ago

10/10. Still an incredible game over a decade after release. I first played this on xbox 360 when it came out in 2012, I loved it then and its just a great now. The story is great and the stealth/combat mechanics are very original and fun. Allowing you too find many different way through each level and providing just as many options for dealing with your enemies/targets. I would have played the remastered version but I already had this one and tbh the graphics don't matter when the game is just good. I never played the DLC on xbox so I'm excited to try them. Updated for DLCs: 10/10 The Knife of Dunwall and Brigmore Witches DLCs are great additions to the game, providing much more context to the overall story. Highly recommend playing them after beating the base game. Then there's the Dunwall Trials... and we just don't talk about that one.
102.6 hours played
Written 27 days ago

Dishonored is pretty old at this point, however it still is an excellent game. I warrants multiple playthroughs as well because of the different endings and playstyles it offers. The Knife of Dunwall and Brigmore Witches DLC is also worth it imo, however the City Trials was pretty disappointing. Runs very smooth. No single crash in my replays.
30.6 hours played
Written 28 days ago

The power up that turns enemies to dust still can be discovered and is apparently a long time bug that can potentially prevent high chaos (due to bodies turning to dust and not counting as overall plague harbingers) and count as being discovered in player stats. I did not know this when I first played the game all those years ago due to always choosing non violence. just like MGS, killing is frowned upon. Just know this and if you plan on beating the game without clean hands, don't take that power. So I beat the game 100+ discovered bodies. I went back to playing this game again before completing DH2. If you never played this, I don't care if it's full price, you buy this game. This is Arkane's masterpiece. They deserve all the praise regardless of what subsequent titles were rated as.