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"There's always a distinct relish to be had in donning the guise of the bad guy. Be it swinging Darth Vader's red sabre in the opening act of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, or shambling around as a Left 4 Dead zombie, it sometimes just feels a little bit cooler to be dispatching the goody-two-shoes of gaming rather than playing as them. Dishonored's latest DLC pack, The Knife of Dunwall, knows this all too well. You take on the role of Daud, one of the main game's antagonists, responsible for the assassination of Dunwall's empress, exploring his motives and regrets. And spilling a fair amount of claret along the way."

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EGM: "For fans of Dishonored, Knife of Dunwall does not disappoint. And for those less infatuated than I, the Daud DLC may offer a promising look at the series potential. Unfortunately, Knife of Dunwalls across-the-board improvements are incremental at best."

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PCA:Knife of Dunwall is the second add-on for last year's excellent assassination game Dishonored, and it's just what the doctor ordered: more missions, each with multiple ways to neutralise their morally dubious targets. The first DLC, Trials of Dunwall, had its charms, but its challenge maps were never going to be any substitute for exploring brand new parts of this world of magic, plague, short-range teleportation and whale oil-powered machines.

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GR:We have revisited Dunwalls beautiful but deadly streets. This time, in the role of notorious assassin Daud in Dishonored: The Knife of Dunwall.

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GameSpot: "The Knife of Dunwall changes protagonists with panache, delivering a compelling new chapter in the Dishonored saga."

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Destructoid: "After finishing Dishonored I wanted more, and The Knife of Dunwall gives me exactly that. Hell, at moments I even completely forgot that I was no longer playing Corvo, as both he and Daud do play in generally the same way. The promise of more DLC has me excited, if not to finish Daud's adventure, then to explore more of this detailed world, and embark on more devilishly challenging assassinations."

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The Knife of Dunwall changes protagonists with panache, delivering a compelling new chapter in the Dishonored saga.