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Daud lures guards through an electric gate.

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Daud blinks in and out of combat while using chokedust.

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Daud blinks in and out of combat while using chokedust.

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AntDaGamer Reviews Dishonored The Knife Of Dunwall.

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Pixel Related's Eddie Beal gives his review of The Knife of Dunwall DLC for Dishonored.

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Digital Chumps: "The Knife of Dunwall grabs hold of one of Dishonoreds more provocative threads and handles it with impressive respect and grace. In a perfect world this would lead countless one-off stories indulging in Dishonoreds intricate universe, but as a single piece of content its best viewed as a glimpse of its lingering potential. The Knife of Dunwall keeps Dishonoreds spirit right place, its just not finished yet."

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Chad from We Got This Covered wrote: Due to the power of democracy, Assassins Creed III received its well deserved due as our 2012 Game of the Year victor. However, although Connors stealthy adventure was both memorable and very well made, it wasnt my first overall pick. Instead, that went to Dishonored Arkane Studios fantastic stealth-action/first-person shooter hybrid which won me over with its great content, satisfying mechanics and general abundance of freedom. Despite being a risky venture as a new intellectual property, the title has cemented itself as being one of this generations best releases, and will be a hard one to forget.

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FTG Writes: The bizarre story of magic infused whales and steampunk assassins continues in Arkane Studios downloadable content for Dishonored with the games first storyline expansion pack, The Knife of Dunwall. While priced to sell at $10, is it worth your time and energy? Back to Dunwall Dishonoreds: The Knife of Dunwall DLC is a storyline that runs parallel to the story of the games main protagonist, Corvo Attano. Following the footsteps of Dunwalls Assassin King, Daud, the game takes place almost simultaneously with the events of the original Dishonored, complete with a scene showing Daud and his men murdering the Empress and stealing away with her daughter Emily. While Corvo is breaking out of prison from being wrongfully accused of assassinating the Empress, Daud, the man who sets Corvo up to take the murder rap feels remorse for the killing.