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Preview Dishonored Preview at Sneaky Bastards

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Tags: Arkane Studios; Bethesda Softworks; Dishonored

Sneaky Bastards, a stealth game-focused website, has done a preview-meets-interview on Arkane Studios' Dishonored, coming this October to a PC near you. Have a glimpse:

With its unbreaking first-person perspective, light and shadow system, intriguing AI innovations, suite of supernatural powers and overpowering ambience, what I saw of Dishonored evoked the very title that was the genesis of the stealth genre and Sneaky Bastards itself: Thief.

But this was Thief on speed.

“That was the original intention,” says Colantonio.

“We actually met with Doug Church early on,” adds Smith. “He’s a friend of ours. We brought him by the studio and we talked a lot with him about stealth systems before we really got rolling. One of the things Doug said, which was exactly what we were thinking already, was, ‘If I had a way to make Thief fast… I might do that. Like, you’re less-seen if you sprint.’ That kind of thing.”

In making stealth fast, Dishonored already looks like it succeeds. And it does so without making stealth dumb.​

To find out just how Dishonored does that, be sure to read the article in full. It's pretty lengthy, by the way.
 

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Somehow this sounds deja vu. Hasn't the exact same information been published a month ago?
 

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Hmmm, no. This particular preview is pretty new and the most in-depth so far.
 

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