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Patch v1.0.0.55
No not 'here' over there. As revealed on Steam, Dishonored: Dunwal City Trials, the DLC for the stealth themed shooter, has arrived:
Enter the world of the Outsider in Dishonored: Dunwall City Trials, the first add-on pack for the critically-acclaimed first-b,hperson action game by Arkane Studios. Your combat, stealth and mobility skills will be put to the test as you make your way through 10 distinct maps that feature a variety of challenges. Creatively combine your supernatural abilities, weapons and gadgets to eliminate as many targets as possible, fight off waves of tallboys, guards, weepers and thugs, or take out targets in a non-stop run of drop assassinations. Dunwall City Trials also features a new set of achievements and trophies as well as a global online leaderboard.
DLC anyone? This one's supposed to be really good. Shame it's not a traditional expansion pack - ya know, the kind they made back in the Middle Ages.
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Bethesda Softworks is just squeezing the teat here. Move along.
Still seems a bit niggardly, though, like charging people 25 cents for extra packets of sauce. I would argue that they'd be better served just making this sort of extra content free, and in the process winning some additional goodwill from consumers. The sort of thing that promotes a loyal fanbase long-term.
Could they have put any less effort into this?
I'm not saying it won't be fun for a quick romp, but...even $5 is too much to pay for this little content.
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