Dishonored, in my opinion, was one of the most pleasant surprises of the past few years. The mechanics were fluid and Dunwall, despite it's plague-ness, was an absolute joy to explore. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHV4R3cseVE The Knife of Dunwell does an excellent job of continuing this, whilst somehow feeling fresh. Interestingly, the DLC takes place from the point of view of one of Dishonored's main antagonist, the assassin Daud, and runs parallel to the main story. There are new missions, so it's not just a rehash of the main game from another perspective, and there are new locations and powers, including Daud's very cool version of blink. It's quite a weighty and substantial piece of story DLC and there's something cooler and alluring about Daud compared to Corvo, I even garnered some sympathy for the Queen killer. At the very least, it's an interesting take on the flip side of an already intriguing story.
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