Nathan Misa of MMGN.com discusses his appreciation for Dishonored's non-lethal approaches in tackling the violent and chaotic world of Dunwall, where, at first glance, a knife would better solve every in-game problem.
It’s a shame, really, that so few games have “borrowed” Dishonored’s Blink – in the right hands, such a power could be game-changing.
There was a small game called Aragami that “borrowed” the blink, that was a good game.
Unfortunately I heard the sequel wasn’t good so I stayed away from trying it out.
The sequel changed some of the mechanics from the first game but it was still a very polished and enjoyable experience. You should definitely give it a shot sometime. The game's currently on sale on Steam
Okay thanks for the heads up, will look out for it being on sale one day.
I really did like the first and played it back to back as soon as I finished the first play through.
Dishonored's engaging lore, creative levels, and timeless gameplay are well worth revisiting for fans of the immersive sim and stealth genre.
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I might just go back and play it without killing people, that would be hard but it's worth the challenge.
I just started killing everything after a certain event late in the game even killed Samuel, before that i tried not to kill anything.
@Irish
Yeah true.
I did one play through all kills and one play though non-lethal. It's much more in depth going non lethal! Def try it if you haven't yet
That's how I roll in Thief, hope to see the option in more games in the future.
Thats how I played non lethal, thinking that the guards were all just under the corrupt. Being a hidden non lethal assassin is one tough job.