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Join us as we once again dive into the infested alleyways of Dunwall in our review of Dishonored's first piece of single player story content, The Knife of Dunwall.

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As soon as they step into the blood-soaked boots of the master assassin Daud, The Knife of Dunwalls protagonist, players will remember what made Dishonored so great. Released a scant half-year ago, Dishonored captured our grimy, murderous hearts with its exciting, innovative gameplay, gorgeous design, and unusual world. This time around, as players control the infamous assassin whose murder of the empress served as the original games catalyst, they will once again be treated to these splendid traits.

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The Knife of Dunwall is the second DLC and the first story one for Dishonored, the epic stealth action adventure steampunk game the amazing guys over at Arkane Studios brought to us.

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Pixel Judge: "Normally I don't really like downloadable content, especially the stuff for RPG games that come out waaay after you finished it and inserts itself into random places in the main plot line (I'm looking at you, Dragon Ages and Mass Effect). Luckily for us, the people making DLC for Dishonored are of the classier sort and managed to crank out a plot related DLC called Knife of Dunwall."

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Baden of WGB writes: "Any excuse to step back into the wonderful world of Dishonored is good, not that you ever really need an excuse to go back and play a game you love. The Knife of Dunwall is the first of two story-based add-ons planned for Dishonored designed to tempt us back into the shadows, to tempt us to sharpen our skills and hone our blades once again. So, the simple question: is it actually any good? Yup."

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FTG Writes: I am a huge fan of all things stealth game related, so when we received a review code for Signal Ops from Space Bullet Dynamics Corporation, I was somewhat excited. Having come down from the high of Dishonoreds marvelous downloadable content (The Knife of Dunwall) and still pining for some downloadable content for Hitman: Absolution, Im always looking for the next great stealth action experience. Signal Ops is not it.

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GameFront: "Revisiting Dishonored as its resident super-assassin offers new challenges, but this half of the two-part DLC lacks narrative drive."