Dishonored: Death of the Outsider

Dishonored: Death of the Outsider, also known as Death of the Outsider, is a standalone expansion to the Dishonored series that lets you step into the shoes of Billie Lurk. If you’re into stealth games with supernatural powers but don’t want a big, sprawling epic, this one’s a neat bite-sized adventure. You’re hunting down a mysterious figure called The Outsider, with plenty of sneaky moves and moral choices along the way.

What’s the game about?

You play as Billie, a former assassin on a mission nobody else dares to take. The story moves fast and keeps you guessing without getting bogged down in too much lore. It’s set in Karnaca, a city with dark corners and hidden secrets. Think underground fight clubs, cultists, and shadowy banks—plenty of places to get into trouble or slip past unnoticed. Ever wondered if you could be a ghost in a city full of enemies? Here’s your chance to find out.

Gameplay and mechanics

Dishonored: Death of the Outsider blends first-person stealth, combat, and RPG elements. You pick how you want to approach scenarios—go full stealth or mix in some action. Your supernatural powers are a key tool, letting you teleport, possess enemies, or even turn invisible for a bit. It’s not just about fighting; choice matters here.

• Supernatural skills for stealthy and creative takedowns
• A variety of weapons including swords, crossbows, and grenades
• Open levels with secret paths and side missions
• Original Game Plus mode for when you’re ready to up the difficulty

Lesson learned: always carry a spare sword—you never know when it’ll come in handy.

Graphics and performance

The game runs on Arkane’s Void Engine, which means it looks sharp and performs smoothly without those annoying slowdowns. It’s an upgrade over Dishonored 2 in optimization, so your stealth sneaking won’t be ruined by lag. If you care about how the world feels packed with shadows and details, this one delivers.

Why give it a try?

Looking for a stealth game that’s quick to dive into but still packed with smart design? Dishonored: Death of the Outsider offers a compact, intense experience that doesn’t drag. It’s a nice change of pace if you want action and strategy mixed with supernatural flair. Plus, it can expand your take on the series without demanding a huge time investment.