Dishonored

You all know how much we've enjoyed Dishonored, an excellent title in terms of gameplay mechanics, but also a very atmospheric game with quite an interesting background. The Knife of Dunwall, which will put you in the shoes of Daud the assassin, is Arkane's first story driven DLC and it was released last week. Here are a couple of videos from the PC version (1080p/60fps) so you can have a sneak peak at the very beginning of this new chapter in Dunwall's story.

April being pretty quiet in terms of releases, everyone can look forward to The Knife of Dunwall, Dishonored's second downladable content. In this new single player extension, you will play the role of Daud, the legendary assassin responsible for the murder of the Empress. Trailer inside.

Dishonored's new add-on The Knife of Dunwall gets some new screenshots that show various stuff. Daud comes with new tricks (Summon Assassin ability) and arsenal (Arc Mine, Chokedust, Wrist Bow) in this parallel story. It's out on April 16th over Xbox Live, PSN and Steam for $9.99/800MSP.

The Knife of Dunwall is the second add-on pack for Dishonored that will be released on Xbox Live, PSN and PC on April 16 for $9.99/800MSP. This new content will allow us to take control of Daud who is... spoilers, get the details inside plus screenshots.

The first add-on of Dishonored is coming on December 11th for $4.99/400MSP and to get a better look at its 10 challenges, catch the trailer after the break. Bethesda has already planned two more DLC that are scheduled for 2013.

Announced a month ago with a December release date, the first add-on for Dishonored now gets its first screenshots. Dunwall City Trials feature timed and scored challenges through 10 maps for $4.99/400MSP.

Bethesda has announced Dunwall City Trials, the upcoming add-on content for Dishonored. The content will be released in December for $4.99/400MSP and will offer 10 challenge maps to test and track your skills whether in an arena battle, a gravity-defying run of drop assassinations or a race against the clock. Two more add-ons are coming in 2013 and will feature story-driven campaigns.

If you are anything like us, you have been waiting for the release of Dishonored for a while now. If you are anything like us, you are going to love the game and its universe. With people like Harvey Smith (Deus Ex, Thief) and Viktor Antonov (Half Life²), with a developing studio such as Arkane, we are not surprised the game turns out to be excellent, but it is still great to see that whole new games can come out these days and they even prove they can be a lot more exciting than the sixth sequel of a famous series. Here is a good number of videos taken from the PC version if the game (1080p/60fps), but if you're interested in buying the game (which you should), we advise you to only watch a couple so you can discover everything by yourself. The videos may only show extracts from the first hours of gameplay, but it's a title that deserves to be played, not just watched. For those who are not afraid of the French language, we have a full review right here.

Here is the third and last chapter of Dishonored's prequel series The Tales from Dunwall. This webisode introduces Piero, a key character in Corvo's story.

Second and penultimate episode from Dishonored's The Tales of Dunwall is here. Entitled The Hand that Feeds, that cautionary tale illustrates the advantages and disadvantages of the supernatural abilities offered by The Outsider.