There was something about Dishonred that prevented me from loving it like literally everyone else when it was released back in 2012. I eventually warmed up to it with the DLC and the spectacular characterization of Daud, but Corvo's tale left me with a sense of emptiness after the credits rolled.
I get that he was supposed to be the player, assuming the form of a power fantasy, and adhering to the narrative of essentially a Batman-esque figure in his fall from grace from a place he once called home. But that all works so much better when he's a real, fleshed out character alongside of his badass daughter Emily.
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