A brilliant depiction of social surveillance, information warfare, and the principle that no absolute truth exists in an environment where any fact is swallowed and transformed into a new reality for every unique individual.

You will have a decision in the fate of your suspects - sifting through year old blogs, private timelines, computer files and forsaken personal secrets, you will have a choice in choosing the context of how you wish to characterize the key players of the plot - this is a divine gift, granting you the wish of being above the system you swore to protect yourself during your initiation.

A definite upgrade from the original installment with the addition of voiced dialogue, and the addition of a time consumption system for data processing was an interesting element.

If you draw connections, you can see depictions of our world most closely when working with Orwell - Twitter feeds, Facebook timelines, concerned citizens about the grandeur government conspiracy, the solution to which seems just barely within the reach of reasoning.

It would be honourary to conclude with some final words, proclaimed by the antagonist: “Truth is dead” - and you will be the one to help kill it.

Highly immersive , and captivating. superbly engaging story, alongside brilliant world crafting, creating an experience far ahead of its time.

The inbuilt dynamic morality system keeps you on your toes and invested, as the consequences of your actions tirelessly pursue you, manifesting themselves as the Dunwall society's deterioration and rot with every passing day.

The fate of the city and the lives entangled within lie just at the tip of your blade. Make your choices wisely, and don’t be discouraged by the ever so increasing tiny footstep stampede of Rat swarms.

After all, the Rats aren’t just a symptom of the plague…