Chad from We Got This Covered wrote:
Although we all like to gawk at great visuals and enjoy putting countless hours into incredibly well developed video games, not enough thought is put into the fine line that developers must walk each time they craft an interactive adventure. You see, in order to create something special, a balancing act must occur. That’s because fun requires difficulty as its counterbalance, as the two combine to create replay value and general interest. After all, if a game isn’t at least somewhat challenging, it will become boring quickly, with the same thing happening when the descriptors switch places.
Dunwall City Trials is the first slither of DLC for - the BAFTA award-winning - Dishonored. It offers two fistfulls of extra missions, filled with gameplay situations that weren’t narratively plausible during the main campaign.
What a fantastic game Dishonored is there any doubt, but when Bethesda announced that the first DLC was just a bundle of challenges is the fact that I was a little disappointed. For € 4.99 receive 10 different challenges, each focused on a particular type of game that has featured in the main game. The challenges of mobility test your ability to move through the world, while the challenges stealth challenge our ability to keep us in the dark. The combat challenges are for the most combative players and then there are still challenges that puzzle must complete the level with resources and limited skills. Each challenge has an online leaderboard and ranking stars. Get two stars gives the opportunity to play the same challenge with a difficulty level expert.
WorthPlaying - Dishonored is an immersive first-person action game that casts you as a supernatural assassin driven by revenge. Creatively eliminate your targets with the flexible combat system as you combine the numerous supernatural abilities, weapons and unusual gadgets at your disposal.
