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This week the team has been playing Saints Row: The Third, Injustice: Gods Among Us and Dishonored: Knife Of Dunwall.

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Metro: "There are too few surprises when it comes to the story and Daud is a disappointingly blunt instrument, but a return to Dunwall is welcome no matter whos conducting the tour."

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GodisaGeek: "Even with its focus clearly on those that relish chaos, the numerous paths players can take to eliminate targets are here, allowing the more stealth-minded assassins a chance to play the game the way they want to play. With such fun tools like the Arc Mine and Chokedust at your disposal, it almost feels like youre missing out if you dont get your hands dirty, though. Part one of Dauds narrative is a good introduction, but definitely doesnt feel complete on its own merits. Its a fun ride and feels just like Dishonored, but with this clean slate, I cant help but feel that Arkane could have tweaked the template a little more."

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OXM: "The Knife of Dunwall is quite obviously severed in two, and the story never gets into its stride. Another lengthy wait, then, but any chance to see more Dunwall and we'll come blinkin'."

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PA:Knife of Dunwall gives Dishonoreds world new toys, powers, and puts you in the boots of the villain.

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Dunwall, done well.

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'Avin a whale of a time.
In departing from original hero Corvo and casting you as his nemesis, the Empress-killing Daud, The Knife of Dunwall gives itself room to breathe. You witness familiar events from extremely different perspectives, whilst seeing more of Dunwall's detestable underbelly. Most importantly, the world's key events are given more depth, rather than stretching one character's extraneous sub-stories too thin for this expansion to handle.

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Elder Geek: "If you like Dishonored, and want some more sneaky or stabby goodness, The Knife of Dunwall is an easy purchase to recommend especially if youre looking for more of a challenge. Everything about it is more potent: tighter environments, more enemies, a streamlined storyline from a different perspective. And of course, it allows you dig a little deeper into the mysteries of Dunwall."

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Kotaku: "Perhaps the most exciting part of Dishonored, the triumphant assassin game released last year by Bethesda and Arkane Studios, was the feeling we'd get when entering a new area, a new chunk of Dunwall filled with apartments to loot and guards to terrorize."

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AusGamers has reviewed Dishonored: The Knife of Dunwall and has this to say: These missions dont quite reach the same heights as the main campaigns best moments, and we miss Corvos abilities more than we appreciate Dauds (the constant companionship of that creepy heart Corvo carried around meant more to us than we realised), but theres more effort, imagination and fun across these levels than plenty of big releases manage across their entire lengths.