Dishonored 1.3 update fixes kill stat bugs, straightens out Dunwall City Trials
Comment
I was careful, let me assure you of that. God knows I took my time. But by the time I’d hopped, skipped and temporally jumped my way through Dunwall, I’d been credited with at least two murders that I couldn’t for the life of me remember committing. Fortunately I’d caused an accident with an errant guard and a bomb back in the prologue, and didn’t retain any pretensions of a clean playthrough. But given Dishonored’s meticulous approach to score-keeping, an even slightly wonky mission stat kill list is unforgivable.
This week’s Steam update is partly about that: fixing the rare occasions when the game declares deaths unwarranted. But it’s also about Dunwall City Trials, the challenge mode released in December that’s still, for a few more days, the game’s only expansion to date.
There are two reasons I’m excited to play Dunwall City Trials. Firstly, it puts me in mind of Mirror’s Edge’s 
Lots of people bought PC games during the Steam Autumn Sale this weekend, and lots of those games were Dishonored.
Dishonored’s reception has been noisily good-natured, and now everybody’s had a chance to get stuck into the back of an unsuspecting guard or two thoughts have turned to DLC. Which rat in Dunwall’s sprawling narrative would Arkane choose to run with, we wondered? The answer, for now, is none of ‘em.
Just as gaming’s best stab at New York lies not with Crysis 2 but in the profound greys of Liberty City, London’s finest digital incarnation is known by another name: Dunwall. Dishonored’s steampunk clock towers and dilapidated docklands are ripped straight from the capital - and what is Samuel the Boatman but a transplanted cabbie?
Bethesda’s 
Dishonored launches on Friday in Europe and tomorrow in North America. It's a videogame all about what it might be like if Derren Brown went mad one day and decided to murder government officials using his eerie supernatural powers. We've all been playing Dishonored, here at the big lighthouse in which the PCGamesN crew live and have adventures together, and now we're ready to discuss precisely what we think about it. Chairing this meeting of opinion, and steering the good ship discourse, is PCGN editor Tim Edwards — here's what we thought of Dishonouuured.
How long is Arkane’s fraying, many-pathed piece of string? 12 to 14 hours is one official line, for “very direct players" - 
Bethesda have released ominous sea shanty The Drunken Whaler as a 
The second Dishonored developer documentary goes into some incredible detail about how Arkane created the twisted, quasi-real city of Dunwall by studying London smog, British morphology and quirky urban smokestacks. There's a lot of information to absorb in the ten minute long video below, but you'll come away with the sense that there's not an inch of this game world, nor a line of dialogue that hasn't been deliberated over and justified by a committee of clever people. 
Whilst 
As we close in on Dishonored's release, Arkane have begun releasing a series of developer diaries documenting in broad strokes the aims and goals of the game. And what goals they are.
I mean, just look at it. There's something incredibly unsettling about this Dishonored screenshot, but can you tell what it is? Can you put your finger on it?
The Dishonored devs have been speaking to 
