Dishonored - The Knife of Dunwall - レビュー・評価・同時接続数

The Knife of Dunwall is a story-driven DLC set before the events of the main game. Here, you play as Daud, the assassin responsible for the cascade of events that led to nearly every major conflict in the story and one of the villains Corvo is ultimately meant to confront. Personally, I do not find playing as one of the antagonists of such a great game particularly compelling, especially when the story revolves around his regret over causing the upheaval. The narrative leans more heavily into the supernatural and follows Daud through two unique stages and one from the main game. At best, his character arc is mediocre, and the supporting characters are not interesting in the slightest. The gameplay is as enjoyable as expected, with fluid movement and a handful of new weapons and supernatural powers to experiment with. Daud's wrist crossbow has a slight animation delay, making it less accurate than the weapons in the base game. An annoying addition is the presence of Billie Lurk, an obnoxious companion whose sole purpose seems to be delivering exposition. She appears out of nowhere to comment on events, provide unnecessary background information that the player could have discovered naturally, and then disappears just as abruptly. It represents a noticeable decline in writing quality compared to the base game. To make matters worse, the DLC ends without a proper conclusion. Its story is left unfinished and continues directly into the follow-up expansion, The Brigmore Witches. Considering the high degree of quality Dishonored has, this DLC feels like a step downwards.