PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 4 · Xbox One
3.99 from 2090 ratings
6828 members have it in their collection · 282 playing now · 2843 backlogged · 1472 wish listed
How long? Main story 20h · with extras 23h · 100% 48h (from 88 logged playthroughs)
Status seekme_94 Aug 26, 2017
Superb! Was not at all disappointed. The game is realistic, lets you play as either the legendary Corvo or Emilia, his daughter. A beautiful mesh of real and imaginary world. Good graphics, no bugs or glitches encountered and challenging yet fun open world. I exclusively loved cracking Jindosh's riddle - very tough and no cheats to guess it.
Status JackiePaige Jun 21, 2017
Began playing Dishonored 2 today. I enjoyed the first game a fair bit but never ended up finishing. Only about two hours in but enjoying it thus far.
Status BMO May 2, 2017
I really struggled with my decision on a rating for this game. I decided to wait until I was done my second play through before posting a rating. And somewhere mid way through that play through I was pretty close to giving this game a rating of four out of five stars. Why? The mechanics were still really fun. I …
I really struggled with my decision on a rating for this game. I decided to wait until I was done my second play through before posting a rating. And somewhere mid way through that play through I was pretty close to giving this game a rating of four out of five stars. Why? The mechanics were still really fun. I enjoyed playing my low chaos run and I was still enjoying my high chaos run. The story and acting leaves a lot to be desired (as they did in Dishonored) but the mechanics are smooth and almost wonderful. Arkane can't seem to tell a story but they sure can build a fun game to play.
But then I hit Stilton's house for the second time and I suddenly didn't care anymore. Not that the level isn't enjoyable. The time mechanic is a great change from the rest of the game. But I suddenly felt done. I was no longer gleaning any joy from the game. So I grabbed the the mansion key off a guard, headed out back to steal the code for the final room and skipped everything else. Moving on to the Duke's palace I did something similar. I claimed to the very top, skipped the entire level, made a deal with the body double and then hiked it to the safe before leaving the area. And once more with Dunwall. I simply beelined to Delilah, grabbing only the necessities for the ending.
It was in Stilton's manor, and the rest of the second play through, that I realized that not even the mechanics and gameplay was enough to keep me wanting more. I enjoyed my first run and a half and then accepted that Dishonored 2 is a three star game.
Status Angie Apr 27, 2017
I tried to figure out which the best visual settings for my PC are, so to be able to play Dishonored 2 under normal circumstances, but no matter the combinations I've tried, I could only play it with my settings on Low. Of course there's no point playing Dishonored in such poor settings, so I decided to quit. It's a …
Read moreI tried to figure out which the best visual settings for my PC are, so to be able to play Dishonored 2 under normal circumstances, but no matter the combinations I've tried, I could only play it with my settings on Low. Of course there's no point playing Dishonored in such poor settings, so I decided to quit. It's a shame, I know, but it's just as well I have sooo many games that are waiting for me to play. I've started Shantae: Half-Genie Hero today and it's really a fun game to play!
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Status BMO Apr 26, 2017
I am having less fun with Dishonored 2 than I expected. Maybe my memory of Dishonored is fuzzy, but I recall enjoying it quite a bit. But I'm struggling to get into the sequel. I like aspects of it, but it feels off slightly. I'm not putting it into words well, but it feel excessively tedious.
