Dishonored 2 is out and Bethesda’s new review policy has nipped them in the butt. While the console editions of the game has been doing quite well, but the PC edition on Steam is holding at an average of 6/10.
The issues seems to be with the game being buggy and needed some serious optimization, even on higher end systems. Bethesda is looking to get a patch out ASAP, but because nobody was made aware of these issues, people are miffed.
Anyways, let’s jump into the scores for Dishonored 2 from across the interwebs.
Industry Reviews:
Attack of the Fanboy – 5/5
“Trumping the first in nearly every way, Dishonored 2 is at the very top of the list of “must play” first-person action games in 2016.” – Al McCarthy
Aus Gamers – 9.3/10
“Dishonored 2 is definitely worth playing. You might want to buy it on console, or wait a while before you get it on PC, but it’s a must-play game for 2016.” – Joaby
IGN – 9.3/10
“With two unique sets of skills to play with across 10 themed chapters that keep things interesting and a gorgeous, evocative world that feels alive, Dishonored 2 is a remarkable experience.” – Lucy O’Brien
GameInformer – 9.25/10
“Dishonored 2 successfully builds on the solid stealth-combat foundation of the original while introducing enough fun new gameplay concepts to feel fresh.” – Matt Bertz
Trusted Reviews – 4.5/5
“Dishonored 2 is a fabulously immersive role-playing game that rewards exploration, experimentation and repeat playthroughs.” – Sam White
Games Radar – 4.5/5
“In the end, any criticisms of Dishonored 2 feel like nitpicks of a thoroughly entertaining, mechanically complex, impressively realized world, just like the first.” – Lucas Sullivan
The Daily Dot – 4.5/5
“Dishonored 2 is just the latest example in a long line of games that continue to illustrate the close relationship between quality stealth games and emergent gameplay.” – Miguel Concepcion
Destructoid – 7.5/10
“A solid game that definitely has an audience. Might lack replay value, could be too short or there are some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.” – Chris Carter
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