Great followup to Dishonored 2. Billie, like Daud was a more compelling character than Corvo, is a better protagonist than the main game's Emily. Both her and Daud have more interesting, complex motivations and more enjoyable powers than their main series counterparts. Although this game is short, I found the levels that were there really fun - the centerpiece level is more open world than anything in the first two Dishonored games, and I found it super engaging. I also thought the final level was pretty satisfying, both more otherworldly than I expected a Dishonored game to go and more narratively exciting than I'd expect from a Dishonored game. Ultimately, definitely worth it for a fan of the series. If this had just been the Dishonored 2 DLC it started out as (and gamers weren't racist misogynists), it'd be even better received than it was.

Great end cap to the Dishonored series. Meagan Foster/Billy Lurk was the most interesting character in Dishonored 2 so it was great to see her taking centre stage in the standalone story and Rosario Dawson delivers a great performance as ever. I also like how much it links into the original Dishonored 1 DLC through its connections with Daud and Billy's relationship. It's short length in comparison to the other games made me even more motivated to jump back in and try levels in a variety of different ways (e.g undetected, kill everyone). It also brings a few more powers to play with, and although I didn't find them quite as compelling as some of the new additions in Dishonored 2 I still enjoyed finding interesting ways to use them to produce unexpected results. The new contracts feature is also interesting as it compels players to really explore the corners of the world in a way that was more so left up to them in previous games. Part of me is sad that this will likely be the end of the series (for a considerable time at least), but I think it really is a high note for Arkane to go out on and I'm even more excited for the new worlds they'll now be able to introduce to us in future (e.g Death Loop, Redfall).

Given how sharp the Dishonored formula is, I found it a little surprising to feel the onset of diminishing returns just three games in. I suppose the main failing is that Arkane’s willingness to explain their worldbuilding and their ability to actually deliver compelling stories in that world are wildly mismatched; we have to access troves of exposition that isn’t going anywhere in particular. As such, the gameplay has to shoulder the main responsibility to not just create a new level pack instead, and some of Arkane’s choices here feel like arbitrary ways of spicing things up, such as the changes to Dishonored 1’s excellent mobility power, Blink. Still, performing possessions with Semblance and gathering intel with Foresight are at least novel enough, and the base formula is good enough that the diminishing returns aren’t too bad, I just felt that there was little in this expansion that lingers with me once the joy of playing it in the moment has run out.

No está mal, pero, ¿era necesario?

Pros:
- Se asienta sobre una base, la de Dishonored 2, que no deja de ser fantástica.
- Apenas hay soldados mecánicos, for God sake.
- Teletransportarte dentro de un enemigo y hacerlo explotar es Ñami Ñami.

Contras:
- Aporta muy pero que muy poco respecto a Dishonored 2.
- Los poderes se han recortado mucho, se ha perdido la vertiente de progresión y los nuevos poderes no terminan de hacer click.
- Los escenarios son infinitamente menos variados que en su predecesor, recortándote las opciones para abarcar las misiones.

Basically just more of the same from dishonoured 2. There are so many different paths to a mission which is perfect for multiple playthroughs.

I still like the first one the most as it felt truly original when playing it.

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