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Publisher Bethesda and developer Arkane have announced the release date for the final piece of DLC that stealth-action game Dishonored will be getting. The DLC, dubbed The Brigmore Witches, will be released for the PC, North American PlayStation 3s and Xbox 360 on August 13. European PlayStation 3s will be getting the DLC on August 14. The DLC is set to cost £7.99 or 800 Microsoft Points (Rs 715 approx), depending on your platform of choice.
The DLC will be wrapping up the story of the assassin Daud, who players first step into the shoes of back in the Knife of Dunwall DLC that was earlier released. The new DLC will also be able to import Knife of Dunwall’s save files and let players retain their progress and skills. Once again, as with Knife of Dunwall, The Brigmore Witches will feature new and previously unseen areas of the city of Dunwall. The plot will revolve around the rivalry between Daud and the Dead Eel gang and the Hatters.
As always, revenge solves everything
While The Brigmore Witches will be the last piece of DLC for Dishonored, fret not. Bethesda has earlier revealed that it was quite pleased with how well the game sold. The company is definitely looking to make a franchise out of the critically acclaimed stealth-action game. Dishonored will definitely be getting a sequel.
“I can tell you that Dishonored is far exceeding our sales expectations, which is especially cool considering it’s a new IP facing a host of well-established franchises this quarter,” said PR chief Pete Hines. “We did terrific numbers again this past weekend, both in stores and on Steam, where Dishonored was listed as the #1 selling title over the holiday weekend. And Dishonored has really sold well overseas. So, we’re very pleased and appreciate all the fans that have supported Dishonored and Arkane. We clearly have a new franchise.”
Check out our Dishonored review.
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