Platforms
- PCOct 07, 2013NAplayscoreNA0 Critics9.0501 Players
- PlayStation 4Aug 25, 20158.1playscore7.623 Critics9.314.3K Players
- Xbox OneAug 25, 20157.9playscore7.88 Critics8.4351 Players
31 critic reviews · 22 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
- The 'improved' graphics can hardly be called remastered, and the lack of a better frame rate is very disappointing. As such, we wouldn't recommend this to those who've played it before. However, while we'd perhaps advise newcomers to consider the lower priced Game of the Year edition on PlayStation 3, we have no doubts either way you'll adore Dishonored's dark setting, striking art style, and deep lore, along with its brilliantly dual-sided gameplay.
Joey Thurmond · Sep 09, 2015 Reviewed on PS4Read full review - As it stands, Dishonored: Definitive Edition is just another rerelease among the dogpile that has steadily grown over the last two years. The original game is still as great as ever – it was one of my games of the year in 2012, after all – but the overall package might not be worth it, especially since you can get the Game of the Year Edition on PC for ten bucks cheaper. This is not a particular “definitive” edition, with that in mind. A superb game in a not quite as superb package.
Jim Sterling · Sep 08, 2015 Reviewed on PS4Read full review - Yes, Dishonored was – is – a great game but did it really warrant a re-release for anything more than sucking extra cash out of consumers? In the end the game does still stack up as one of the greatest stealth action games of last generation but unless you missed it the first time around there is absolutely no reason to look at it now. That being said, if you passed up this gem in 2012 you can’t go wrong with jumping into it now.
Shawn Petraschuk · Sep 03, 2015 Reviewed on PS4Read full review - Those who really liked Dishonored and want to try it again on the new systems can have a decent time with the Definitive Edition. People who missed out get a complete package, but need to keep in mind that this game is not easy, and manually saving after each section will become a priority while playing.
Drew Leachman · Sep 03, 2015 Reviewed on PS4Read full review - What we’re left with here is the best console version of Dishonored that money can buy--and make no mistakes, that still makes this the best version of a fantastic game—but as a re-release on systems far more capable than their predecessors, this is a perfunctory release that doesn’t justify the price tag except out of sheer convenience. There’s no in between here; there’s either every reason to pick up this version if you've never played Dishonored, or no reason whatsoever if you've donned Corvo's mask before.
Justin Clark · Sep 02, 2015 Reviewed on PS4Read full review - This is a solid single-player adventure, but it's just a shame that Arkane Studios didn't make more of Dishonored's obvious potential. There's plenty of posturing, and the occasional promise of greatness, but ultimately the only part of Dishonored that has any real point is the end of Corvo's blade.
Videogamer Staff · Sep 01, 2015 Reviewed on PS4Read full review - While the Definitive Edition doesn't particularly bring anything new to the table, nor does it enhance the original game as much as other titles that made the jump from last-to-current-gen, Dishonored luckily has a great foundation that helped ease this transition.
Jon Ledford · Sep 01, 2015 Reviewed on PS4Read full review - Still, it would have been nice to see a bit more treatment given to Dishonored: Definitive Edition, as this underrated gem is something that should be experienced by as many people as possible. At the same time, it’s great to see yet another great game hitting the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One storefronts, and even though it’s largely the same package that we received last generation, these two console libraries are still bolstered significantly by the presence of Dishonored.
Matt Whittaker · Aug 30, 2015 Reviewed on PS4Read full review - It may not be as sprawling as The Phantom Pain, but this is one of Xbox 360's greatest sneakathons and plays as well as it ever did. If you didn't buy it before, reach for your wallet immediately.
Emma Davies · Aug 28, 2015 Reviewed on XB1Read full review - This may not be a true “Definitive Edition,” but the good news is that the greatest strengths of Dishonored – and its additional DLC – still shine through. ...Corvo and Daud are strong leads too, with an evolving set of supernatural powers that allow them to do things like teleport, slow time, possess other characters and see through walls. Missions accommodate this versatility well, with multiple routes, a whole lot of verticality and countless secrets for those that take the time to explore.
Cam Shea · Aug 27, 2015 Reviewed on PS4, XB1Read full review
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About the game
Trailers & Screenshots:
Experience Dishonored plus all of its additional content on the new console systems for the first time, complete with enhanced graphics that take full advantage of the powerful hardware of this generation.
Developer: Arkane Studios