Dishonored - The Corroded Man (Video Game Saga)

Personally, I think that the author took Dunwall, Corvo, Emily, and all other characters to the world of literature from Arkane Studios' Dishonored video game world. I discovered that he made them very realistic throughout his words, but this story at the beginning of this book is so beautiful and very high that it blinks rapidly at the end of the story. why? Because it gets a bit late (and it gets a bit bored). But this is still worth reading.

Secondly, the authors' writing is very good, but at some point I think it will be very late and reduce the story with it. But, it is still very good. If you are a fan of Dishonored and Dishonored 2 games, you will be familiar with most of the settings mentioned and will boom through the story. For me, they are all very well portrayed, and we have some old days around Dunwall like Dunwall Tower, Golden Cat, Briggmore Manor, Boyle House, and Slaughterhouse Row I like the way to visit famous places. I also like the way the new place called Tibia is explained and presented through the story and its important role in the background story of the main opponent.

In addition to our favorite Royal Protector and Spy Master Corvo Atano and our beloved Young Queen of Ireland Emily Coldwin we also have some old good like Lady Boyle at the first game (Localos) I can meet a friend. Slackjaw and James Curnow. If you do not play Dishonored 2, Mortimer Ramsey, there are also newcomers like Galia Fleet, Rinaldo Escobar, Yul Khulan, Wyman, Zhukov. What I like about them is how they are introduced and developed through stories and how they feel about the characters they encountered in video games. Thanks to this, I feel that for the majority of the story, instead of reading a novel about it, I played like DLC 2 or was humiliating / humiliating! Wow!

Finally, The Corroded Man brought unexpected benefits to the Dishonored collection. At the end of the book, the story and writing can be very slow, but for the Colvo and Emily the rest of this new journey is interesting and funny thanks to him and this new opponent odd things Do everything. Signs of outsider and new interesting power. For what? For what you will not see!

Arkane Studio 's Dishonored and Dishonored 2 is a popular invisible video game released by Bethesda Softwork and appears in the world of Dunwall' s novel and the empire around it. At first glance, you can think that the Victorian aesthetics of the game is the only connection between the world and our own history Developers (for civilized experience) totally different advanced technology world , Present mysterious magic to the player. And frequent plague and political chaos. The main similarities between the world of games that can be seen on the surface and the Victorian England are London inspired by Dunwall City, Full Empress Majesty, Colon who dominated the 19th century guard uniforms and classroom problems It shows the empire of the earth. And one of the themes of this series poverty

With the development of video games and the spread of 3D models of "the world", video games have made a revolutionary leap. From the player's point of view, you can walk around and do anything. Examples of open world video games include GTA (Grand Theft Auto) and WOW (World of Warcraft), or Sims (to simulate life and ultimately simulate a virtual world like Second Life) Yes. The idea that we can "do anything" in the world is a well-designed illusion. Game designers know that this is not true. With 3D modeling, you can have a world that is created and looks infinitely, but in fact it is a series of maps and rules. No matter what game it seems to be "open" how much it is, there are basic tasks, tasks or achievements drawn by the game designer. Is there a possibility that we have a similar "open" illusion in our lives?

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