A melancholy coda to the series, concerned with the eternities of nothingness before and after our lives and the many ways we may hope to escape, shape or ignore them. The Billie/Daud duo echoes Corvo and Emily, with Billie's powers encouraging a playstyle fitting her personality (calculating, deliberate, deceitful). As side content goes, it's less impressive than D1's DLCs, likely due to a more time- and budget-constrained development, but it's a fitting and memorable end to Dishonored.

More of the same classic action stealth sandbox game play. I'm really fond of the Bank level and the Conservatory. The plot is slight and a little undercooked; it could have used some more development. Knowledge of Dishonored 1 and 2 is assumed. Important plot developments are left offscreen.