@speed45823: I always play on the hardest difficulty and it's my bad habit that I make up a plan and execute it which makes the game harder than it is. I'm just worried it may not be challenging enough even with my horrendous playing habits but I guess it will be.

kek I finished the previous Dishonored using Blink and Possession alone. It was more fun that way.

I like how the reviewer focused on the creativity aspect, which, to me, was the most important aspect of Dishonored. Good review. It's a shame though that it doesn't offer much challenge but hey, looks bloody brilliant regardless.

This is probably the only dev interview I've ever read more than 70% of lol

If I can get my hands on this game before I die, I'll be content.

Lady Maria <3

Pretty good list actually. I would just place Artorias in place of the Abyss Watchers.

@LancerVI: Rather I'm imagining a Dark Souls with a Witcher combat system lol

It'd be super easy.

@silversix_: I'm not Japanese but I liked that boss too. In terms of design, it was one of the superior, if not most superior, bosses. The overall aesthetic, the atmosphere of the arena, made it a memorable fight (though not challenging at all). I still fondly remember the first time I saw the opening cutscene. I was impressed from the onset.

@Oni: Haven't played the game but I should clear this: Equal scores for two games don't mean that both wield equal entertainment value.

Games are judged on a case-to-case basis. If you start reviewing an Indie game from the perspective of a AAA game, you will be a shit reviewer.

Still though, da hell is in that basement?!!

@Cloud_imperium: and consoles.... these guys have issues AND consoles.

Well, what's the difference between the two again?

I was laughing so hard at the name 'battlefield 1'; that appeal to nostalgia that doesn't exist lmao

but then I saw the trailer and it actually looked... good... but well... EA.... naw..nawww