The roots of many beloved game mechanics are embedded here. It’s compelling to observe how Arkane Studios has navigated genres—from fantasy and steampunk to “space odyssey”—while preserving a distinctive style: the silent protagonist, supernatural abilities, a diverse arsenal, and immersive worlds that offer multiple ways to play. Just as BioShock can introduce players to the likes of System Shock and Deus Ex, Dishonored and Prey eventually led me to Dark Messiah of Might & Magic.

What’s striking is how time has left the game untouched. In 2024, it still looks and plays with a kind of sprightly vigor. There’s a warmth to it, an inviting sense of adventure that’s neither worn nor weary. It’s a game that feels timeless, offering the same cozy, satisfying experience today as it did upon release.

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It's just not stable. Frequent CTD so it's unplayable.