Dishonored nails the Thief-style gameplay while missing the BioShock-quality story that would’ve elevated it into something truly special. It’ll have to settle for amazingly cool instead. The impressive depth, range, and balance earn this one an easy recommendation despite a few hiccups and one dreary, excessively long level. Gamers who don’t feel the need for repeat plays might not get their money’s worth, but for me, one spin through Dunwall wasn’t enough. The care and imagination that went into Dishonored makes each return visit worthwhile. 86/100
for it's challenge, for it's more realistic NPC behavior, and usually for the stories that come along with the genre. I really hope this game is good, because it is interesting from a story stand point and from a gameplay stand point also, but some of it just seems not very challenging, I'll wait for more reviews.