I just got access to dishonoured 2. But I recommend the first one. It’s a bit dated now but it was a good laugh. I like a bit of steampunk so it helps nicely.
I can’t put my finger on it, but something about Dishonored 2 just doesn’t keep me engaged like the first game did. I’m not sure what’s missing since it feels mechanically a lot like the first game. Maybe it’s too similar, but I doubt that too since I played the first game at least three times.
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I just got access to dishonoured 2. But I recommend the first one. It’s a bit dated now but it was a good laugh. I like a bit of steampunk so it helps nicely.
I can’t put my finger on it, but something about Dishonored 2 just doesn’t keep me engaged like the first game did. I’m not sure what’s missing since it feels mechanically a lot like the first game. Maybe it’s too similar, but I doubt that too since I played the first game at least three times.
It doesn’t have the original feels. Maybe it’s just a bit rehashed. I’ve no idea, it’s also kinda like a BioShock knock off. It’s very unnerving