Excellent title.
My first playthrough ended up with me hating the game because I didn't have proper mindset for it, I geniunely hated stealth games at the time and going guns blazing didn't give me any fun or sense of fulfillment at the time, I dropped the game almost by the end of it.
Recently however, after few years I went back to it and I can safely say this is one of my favourite titles of all time. Doing clean hands and ghost run was incredibly satisfying and fulfilling, each mission has multiple ways on how you can approach it and generously rewards creativity.
With all that being said, the only reason why the game doesn't get full score is the morality system being too binary, without any grey area. Due to how the morality system works, you are actively punished for using everything on you to the full extent.
All in all, Dishonored is amazing, it's probably the best entry point to Arkane's games and their craftsmanship (don'ttouchredfalldon'ttouchredfalldon'ttouchredfall)
My first playthrough ended up with me hating the game because I didn't have proper mindset for it, I geniunely hated stealth games at the time and going guns blazing didn't give me any fun or sense of fulfillment at the time, I dropped the game almost by the end of it.
Recently however, after few years I went back to it and I can safely say this is one of my favourite titles of all time. Doing clean hands and ghost run was incredibly satisfying and fulfilling, each mission has multiple ways on how you can approach it and generously rewards creativity.
With all that being said, the only reason why the game doesn't get full score is the morality system being too binary, without any grey area. Due to how the morality system works, you are actively punished for using everything on you to the full extent.
All in all, Dishonored is amazing, it's probably the best entry point to Arkane's games and their craftsmanship (don'ttouchredfalldon'ttouchredfalldon'ttouchredfall)