Key Highlights:
- Dishonored’s “The Knife of Dunwall” DLC releases on April 16th for PS3 and Xbox 360, priced at £5.99 or 800 Microsoft Points, offering three new missions.
- Players take on the role of Daud, exploring new areas, enemies, and supernatural abilities.
- The DLC introduces new weapons, gadgets, and choices that impact the narrative.
Some new downloadable content for Dishonored will be out on April 16th for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 Bethesda have announced. In the new DLC, players play the part of Daud who is the best assassin and antagonist who actually killed the Empress.
Players will be able to have access to his supernatural abilities, gadgets, weapons and allies in an all out explosive DLC. You can also gain new powers and super cool weapons in an attempt to enhance the combat gameplay in Dishonored.
The DLC expands on the story of Dishonored by providing players with a new perspective and a fresh set of missions centered around Daud’s character.
Three Brand New Missions Added
Set in the city of Dunwall, “The Knife of Dunwall” features three new missions that delve into Daud’s storyline and explore new areas of the city. Players will encounter familiar locations from the main game, as well as new environments, enemies, and challenges.
As Daud, players will have access to unique supernatural abilities, similar to the protagonist Corvo from the base game, allowing for different playstyles and approaches. The DLC also introduces new weapons, gadgets, and upgrades that expand Daud’s arsenal.
The choices and actions players make in The Knife of Dunwall will have consequences, affecting the overall narrative and world of Dishonored. The DLC provides an opportunity to further explore the morally complex and atmospheric universe of the game.
The Knife of Dunwall DLC will be available on the 16th April for £5.99 or 800 Microsoft Points within the PlayStation Network. Are any of you hardcore gamers excited about the latest downloadable content pack for Dishonored? Get in touch and comment on the story below the article.
