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Dishonored: Death of the Outsider
The Marilyn Manson song "Killing Strangers" perfectly sets the mood for the latest Dishonored: Death of the Outsider trailer.
Taking place after the events of Dishonored 2, Billie Lurk (a.k.a. Meagan Foster) sets off on a mission to find her mentor Daud (voiced again by Michael Madsen) and put an end to the supernatural chaos unleashed upon the world by The Outsider. With no god-gifted superpowers of her own, Lurk finds some powerful artifacts to help on this impossible task of assassinating a deity. The gameplay shown in the trailer demonstrates just how dangerous she's become, and also gives us a glimpse of some of the new faces standing in the way of her mission. At least one new enemy type looks as if it's born from the void, and we also see new parts of the city of Serkonos. In one scene, Daud studies a map of Upper Cyria. A newspaper clipping hanging next to the map mentions that the "Eyeless" still remain an eyesore for the city.
Dishonored: Death of the Outsider is coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on September 15. To learn more about the standalone expansion that wraps the Jessamine Kaldwin story arc, read our interview with creative director Harvey Smith.
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