Dishonored: The Brigmore Witches

This second component of a two-part DLC campaign is of roughly equal quality to the first one. Shocking, I know. If I absolutely had to declare one to be better than the other, I think I’d choose The Knife of Dunwall, since the level design of The Brigmore Witches has a higher bottleneck frequency, and there isn’t a whole lot to counter the overwhelming power you’ll amass by the finale. At the end of the day, though, this is simply more Dishonored. The open-ended assassination/incapacitation mission structure is intact, and the mix of supernatural and steampunk mechanics for stealth and combat is always exciting. The narrative is better this time around too, as it features a genuine character arc that ties in to the main plot beautifully.