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Excerpt: "The story of The Knife of Dunwall can get lost within itself during your time with it, but youll be far too busy incapacitating guards, shooting them with sleeping darts and blinking around to even pay attention to it. The new additions make the DLC worthwhile, giving you new weapons, powers, enemies, and even some backstory to Daud and allowing you to sympathize with his actions, or not. If youve exhausted replaying the main game for both Low and High Chaos, then The Knife of Dunwall is a great way to jump back in and provides meaningful gameplay."

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Arkane Studios Dishonored was one of the best games of 2012. It had the majesty of classic PC games like Thief but also modernized elements from the steampunk universe. Critics adored it, but the game ended rather abruptly.

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XGN:Dishonored: The Knife or Dunwall is a very solid expansion with an intriguing new main character.

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It feels like its been quite some time since Dishonored made its hugely impressive debut, reinventing the first-person stealth gameplay by setting it in a world where high-tech gadgets existed, but were rarely in your possession. Instead, the player had to rely on their own creativity, cunning and a little bit of magic. Following the first downloadable content (DLC) pack, the abstract Dunwall City Trials, The Knife of Dunwall is a return to the more narrative lead experience of the original campaign.

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Doing Dirty DLC Deeds in Dunwall.

For $9.99 on PC and PS3 or 800 Microsoft Points for Xbox 360, The Knife of Dunwall delivers quite a bit of content: three new missions as Daud, the leader of the assassin group; The Whalers, killer of The Empress; and another individual graced with powers given by The Outsider. This is the first of two pieces of DLC starring Daud, showing his experiences at the same time as the events of the primary game.

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OXM: "Its been a long seven months since Corvos tale ended, but were glad Arkane didnt rush out the next chapter. Knife of Dunwall sharpens Dishonoreds storytelling and combat in one slice."

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Digital Spy: "'The Knife of Dunwall' isn't a bad piece of downloadable content, and is in fact good value for money if you're into collecting everything or playing higher difficulty levels. It's fun at times for the same reasons the main game was. But a number of disappointments make the add-on a less interesting and fulfilling experience. The strong opening mission aside, it pales in comparison to the original Dishonored."

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Dishonored is a first person action-adventure video game. It has been developed by Arcane studios for Microsoft Windows, PS3 and Xbox 360. The Knife of Dunwall features as downloadable content and it makes an already intense game even more exciting and enigmatic. Just as some cars like Mercs and Beemers have beefed up AMG and M-Class versions, similarly The Knife of Dunwall is like Dishonored on steroids! The pace is absolutely electrifying and the DLC adds a completely new dimension to the game. The Knife of Dunwall is just the first half of the 2 part DLC series that was envisioned by the creators the second half is titled The Brigmore Witches and will be released later in 2013.

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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."