To start off I absolutely loved this game. It was fun, and it let me control how I wanted to play and I how I wanted it to end. The game itself if fairly easy even on the hardest difficulty, but it didn't make me enjoy it any less. The graphics were cool having the kind of cartoony, yet realistic vibe that you get from Bioshock which I also enjoyed. The story line is interesting, but it doesn't blow your mind or anything. Also the game lets you play it how you want to giving you the option of customizing all of your skills, and letting choose the way you want to play it. If you are into stealth (which I personally like) you can do it that way, or if you like tanking it and causing a giant bloodbath you can do that too. Finally, virtually my only problem with the game was its length. If you look around the market nowadays most games that you would buy probably take 24+ hours to complete which I think is what it should be. Dishonored, however; took me about 15 hours even with searching most of the areas and finding all of the runes and bone charms. I think it has 9 missions which isn't really enough considering none of them take a substantially long time. Overall though I would give this game a 9/10 primarily based on how much of a blast I had playing it. And when it comes down to it who doesn't like jumping off of buildings on to npc's while stabbing them in the neck.
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