10 Video Game Levels You Didn't Realise Can Be Beaten In SECONDS

This 2016 sequel takes the player choice of the first Dishonored and amps it up, allowing gamers to traverse its locations and fulfil its missions in a myriad of ways.

Expert players can get through some stages in just just a few minutes as is but this neat little trick will drastically reduce the time it takes to beat Dishonored 2’s A Long Day in Dunwall, as well as its complexity.

This first stage of the game kicks off in Dunwall Tower but the real challenge comes as the player makes their escape. There is a series of streets between them and their goal, littered with guards. If you’re playing sneakily, getting past them is your first real test of patience. If you’re being more aggressive then it’s a matter of eliminating them all before they can get you.

As you leave the tower you’re invited to find your own way to the docks, with most players heading through some buildings to the ground below. However, there is an overhead rail line that runs across the area. It’s really not that hard to climb on top of a moving carriage and ride it out to the end of the line, next to your destination, skipping the entire section.

It’s quite literally the fast train to victory.