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2012PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck verified98 % positive9.99 €

As a supernatural assassin, you sneak or fight through the plague-ridden whaling city of Dunwall. Open-ended levels and combinable powers allow many approaches, and how much chaos you cause shapes the ending.

Sneaking and hiding
Choices with consequences
Lots to discover
Melee combat with weapons or fists

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The closest matches for Dishonored are Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, Deus Ex: Human Revolution and Ghost of a Tale. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Dishonored special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Deus Ex: Mankind Divided

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2016PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck playable76 % positive29.99 €

Sneaking and hiding
Choices with consequences
Lots to discover

As augmented agent Adam Jensen you explore a densely layered Prague hub and tackle missions through stealth, hacking, social manipulation or open combat. Its strength lies in remarkable player freedom and a bleak cyberpunk tale of segregation and conspiracy.

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Deus Ex: Human Revolution

Choices with consequences

A cyberpunk immersive sim with a striking black-and-gold Renaissance aesthetic, where augmented agent Adam Jensen can tackle every mission through stealth, hacking, persuasion or brute force. Layered levels and a conspiracy plot about transhumanism reward curiosity and experimentation.

Ghost of a Tale

Fantasy setting

As Tilo, a minstrel mouse, you sneak through a large interconnected keep full of guards, secrets and side quests. Stealth, conversation and exploration matter more than fighting, and the charming animal world carries the atmosphere.

BioShock

Lavish presentation

An atmospheric shooter set in the decaying underwater city of Rapture, blending Plasmid powers and weapons into creative combat. It is celebrated for its iconic Art Deco setting and a story with a legendary twist that questions free will.

Arx Fatalis

Melee combat with weapons or fists

A first-person RPG set in an underground fantasy world where the sun has died. It stands out for its gesture-drawn rune spellcasting, highly interactive environments and gloomy cavernous atmosphere.

BioShock 2

Choices with consequences

As Big Daddy Subject Delta you return to the decaying undersea city of Rapture, mixing drill, guns and plasmids in tense fights, including defending Little Sisters while they gather. Moral choices shape the ending of a surprisingly touching father-daughter story.

The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay

Melee combat with weapons or fists

An atmospheric first-person shooter blending stealth, brutal melee and gunplay as Riddick breaks out of the maximum-security prison Butcher Bay. Strong storytelling, cinematic presentation and a grim sci-fi setting set it apart.

The Sexy Brutale

Distinctive, stylised art style

You are stuck in a looping day inside a sinister casino mansion, playing a priest who must save guests from their murderers. You observe routines, sneak around staff, and piece together the perfect timetable to unravel each puzzle.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider

Lavish presentation

Lara Croft explores dense jungles and lost Maya cities across Peru and Mexico, solving elaborate tomb puzzles and stalking enemies from the undergrowth. The darkest chapter of the reboot trilogy stands out for its lavish visuals and its best-in-series challenge tombs.

Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee

Dark, serious atmosphere

A helpless Mudokon slave escapes a grotesque meat-processing plant using cunning, chanting and possession instead of weapons, rescuing fellow workers along the way. Its blend of black humor, punishing puzzle-platforming and striking art makes it a cult classic.