Dishonored 2

The Outsider gave me all sorts of superpowers
...
But the best superpowers are F5 and F9

"Dishonored 2" takes players back to the richly crafted world of Dunwall and introduces the new setting of Karnaca. You can choose to play as either Corvo Attano, the protagonist from the first game, or Emily Kaldwin, his daughter, each with their own unique abilities. The game is set in a beautifully designed world that feels alive and reactive to your choices.
Key Highlights
Dual Protagonists:
Players can choose between Corvo and Emily, each offering distinct powers and playstyles. This choice adds significant replayability as you can experience the game differently based on your character selection.
Engaging Gameplay Mechanics:
The game combines stealth and action seamlessly, allowing players to approach situations in various ways. Whether you prefer to sneak past enemies or engage them head-on, the game accommodates your style.
Stunning Visuals and World Design:
The art direction is exceptional, with a unique aesthetic that blends steampunk and fantasy elements. The environments are richly detailed, making exploration rewarding and visually captivating.
Complex Storytelling:
The narrative is deeper than its predecessor, exploring themes of power, betrayal, and redemption. The choices you make significantly impact the story and the world around you, leading to multiple endings.
Critiques:
Some players felt that while the game is visually stunning and mechanically sound, the story could be somewhat forgettable compared to the first installment. Additionally, certain levels may lack challenge, especially for seasoned players.
Conclusion
Overall, "Dishonored 2" is a masterful sequel that builds on the strengths of the original while introducing new elements that keep the experience fresh. It’s a must-play for fans of stealth-action games and those who appreciate rich storytelling and world-building.

I played the pirate version back in 2016, and after all these years, I’m back to one of the finest games ever made.
Dishonored 2 is pure art. The atmosphere is rich, the world feels alive, and the design, from stunning visuals to haunting sound is masterful. Karnaca is unforgettable.

The gameplay still shines: stealth or chaos, every path feels meaningful, every power creative. It hasn't aged and it’s still a masterpiece.
Sadly, Arkane has lost that old magic. Games like this remind us what they were truly capable of...

For me, Dishonored is one of the best series ever made. I can only recommend playing it.

Dishonored 2: The game where you can either stealthily sneak past your enemies like a shadowy ghost or stab them in the face while wearing the world's most fashionable stealth suit. As Emily or Corvo, you get supernatural powers that make you feel like the lovechild of a ninja and a wizard. Want to teleport behind someone and choke them out? No problem. Want to possess a rat and run through a tiny crack in the wall? Totally doable. It’s like the game says, "Hey, why not combine the art of stealth with the chaotic energy of an exasperated parent trying to keep their kids from destroying the living room?" 10/10, would possess a rat again.

Even better than the 1st game, It's super fun, and beautiful! Phenomenal game!

10/10 - Gameplay
10/10 - Story
∞/10 - Worldbuilding
∞/10 - Level design
If you played the first game and is uncertain about getting this, dont be, trust me and give Arkane their deserved money, it is only fair, they've created a masterpiece.