Dishonored: Death of the Outsider
Take on the role of Billie Lurk (aka Megan Foster), once one of Dunwall's most notorious killers-for-hire. Reunited with your old mentor, the legendary assassin Daud, you undertake the greatest assassination ever conceived: killing the Outsider, a god-like figure whom Billie and Daud see as instrumental to some of the Empire's most dishonorable moments. As you venture deep into the grimiest corners of Karnaca to uncover the mystery of the Outsider and his origins, you will face deadly opposition, ancient powers, and difficult decisions that will forever change the world around you. Stay in the shadows or step into the daylight to take on all foes – the choice is yours. Equipped with a unique set of supernatural abilities, gadgets, and weapons, you can approach each situation in your own way. Use your abilities and skills to sneak through environments unseen or brutally eliminate all opposition in your way.
Game Discussion
Steam User 64
You can chat with rats.
Edit: After talking to every rats encountered on map, the rats sound annoyingly horny.
Steam User 15
The playing time is relatively short, the areas are structured more like a sandbox and you have around 5 levels with tasks, as well as the option of how to complete the mission (example: bring a target person to person A or B, your choice), which brings a bit of variety.
Due to the lack of a long-winded story, it suddenly plays like a quick Hitman level, i.e. spawn, kill the target person and disappear again, either stealth or full action. You can like it.
Steam User 6
The Empress is dead, long live the Empress!
While Emily Kaldwin returns to Dunwall with her father to rightfully sit on her regained throne, the captain of the Dreadful Wale - Meagan Foster has other worries. In addition to having a secret identity in the form of Billie Lurk, the right hand of the famous assassin Daud, she has a difficult task ahead of her. As the title of the game suggests - she must kill the Outsider. What exactly is this mysterious guy with black eyes, who gives philosophical talks and gives magical abilities to the chosen inhabitants of the empire? And is it really possible to destroy a divine entity that dwells in a mystical world where only the dreamers and the dying are allowed?
Unlike Corvo and Emily, our "heroine" does not bear the Outsider's mark, but that does not mean that he did not give her a little supernatural power. In a somewhat involuntary exchange for half of her face and right hand, you gain three abilities after the opening mission. Foresight, which allows Billie to stop time, mark enemies or points of interest, even through walls. Displace, which is similar to Blink from previous games, or teleport. And finally Semblance, thanks to which you can borrow someone's appearance for a while and move between enemies without arousing suspicion.
In addition to her supernatural abilities, Billie also has a wide arsenal of weapons that will greatly facilitate both sneaking and action-oriented progress through the game.
Unfortunately, the ending is rather anticlimactic and feels like a pretty definitive end to the series, which does not prevent further spin-offs or prequels.
A pleasant duty for stealth fans and for those who have not yet had enough of Dishonored's gameplay. 65%
Steam User 6
A decent standalone dlc to finish up this saga which is highly unlikely it'll ever come back, though i wish it did, they are one of the best stealth game sagass out there. To this one specifically, it's very short, i mean, it *is* basically a dlc, but even for 5 misions it feels short, Though it ends everyone's stories technically, you know a bit of post dishonored 2 but the most important thing is 'finishing' Billie's and Daud's story (which come around from dishonored 1 dlcs). Would grab it, same good stuff as dishonored 2.
Steam User 10
It’s a great game and (for the moment) finale to the dishonored franchise. A few quibbles: Rosario Dawson definitely phoned it in with voice work. I have not heard a less compelling performance from an otherwise great actress, but I guess it goes to show you that Voice acting is an art unto its own. Second, I don’t like that dishonored 2 did away with the mystique of the outsider by explaining to us that he ascended into his power by being sacrificed by a cult, but I found the way this story incorporated the new lore to be really unique and compelling. Over all, I can recommend it
Steam User 8
The story may not be nearly as good as 1 or 2
The game may be exceptionally short
but it gets the one thing right that plagued the other two. Combat, the combat in this game is easily the best in the franchise, coupled with the continued impressive stealth mechanics, this game is good, but very short.
Steam User 6
If you want more Dishonored after playing 2, you should definitely play this. Unfortunately the story is pretty straightforward and it is a shorter game, but the satisfying gameplay makes up for it.
Use this Steam command to skip intro: +com_showLoadingScreen 0
❌❌❌ If you have integrated graphics in your desktop PC, the game won't even start. You have to completely uninstall it and disable integrated graphics in order to play it. The same thing happens with Dishonored 2 as well and this can be a game breaking problem if you are not aware of this.