Dishonored 2: Prima Official Guide

It is an added fun to play a video game with a physical strategy guide especially if it was a collectors edition guide, Dishonored 2 definitely needs this amazing guide.

A nice addition to my dishonored collection besides the negatives below.The bad.Book arrived brand new factory sealed but when I opened the book for the first time all the pages came apart roughly the first 20 pages or so from the binding the book is held together with a cheap adhesive and I think it will only get worse over time. Some pages are very nicely printed some pages have faded colors and lettering faded.Missing blue prints from the collectable section.The bonus lithograph's 'propaganda' are very nice quality but a missed opportunity wanted posters but no current game based bounty price what about the stunning visuals the colors the intensity of the potions we see from in game that would have been really cool! Instead they threw in one item from in the game pearl peach soda...and a lame one at that with a simulated tear in the poster.

This is one of the few times my wife didn't enjoy a prima guide. Not very well written, unclear in some spots. She did find some parts useful, but it assumes a lot of the player.

This was an amazing purchase for any true Dishonored fan or anyone who loves to get all of the achievements. Very satisfied with the quality of the book and pages. Very colorful and very pleasing to look at.

I've bought guides from Prima and Brady games for a number of games on the PS3 and PS4. Generally Brady Games does a better job than Prima. This seems to be especially true of this guide. There is some useful information and hints on how to complete Dishonored 2. However the maps are poor and unhelpful and are merely copies of the in game maps. There are multiple mistakes and a lot of the descriptions are wrong. It seems to have been written well before the game was finalized. Brady do guides better but this is better than nothing.

Don't let the pretty cover fool you. This guide is sadly inaccurate and won't give you the most out of your experience, with the walk through missing key areas and many collectibles missing from as well. For the cost, the guidebook should be as thorough and accurate as possible, and this is lacking.

I purchased the hard cover guide, and like others have said the extras and quality of artwork is great. However there are some mistakes in regards to the number of collectables available which I've noticed right away on the 2nd mission. For instance there are more blueprints and paintings to collect in the game missions, than there are listed in the guide book.If your a completionist like me, you want the essentials that are worth the most coin and the guide doesn't quite account for all of them. However, my copy came with a free code to an online version I have yet to look at, so you may wish to have a try at that.Dishonored 2 is great game regardless and the guide is an excellent trophy.

Came in a good time, great guide, and awesome pictures coming with it! Definitely worth if you love dishonered as much as I do.

High quality item, the book and the accompanying lithographs are visually appealing. As for the content I've found that it does not encompass the entire game, for example the second mission of the game, Edge of the World, has 4 paintings and 2 blueprints as collectibles but according to this guide there are only 3 paintings and 1 blueprint. Came as a nasty shock after scouring the level using this guide and realising it wasn't a complete guide.

The physical quality of the guide is improved when compared to recent Prima Guides.Nice quality paper, printing quality is decent.The lithographs are nice quality as well, although at first they might look exciting are actually quite "plain" and their art-style doesn't live up to the previous game's .As of the content, it's not all that great. Basically, it barely has additional, useful information in it.Almost the entirety of its content can be figured out with some common sense.If anything, there is some rough guides about how powerful each type of character is, as well as a list of achievements and that's it.If I had to rate it:8/10 for physical quality and appearance6/10 for contentAs long as you're a hardcore Dishonored fan, I do recommend getting it.However, if you're new to the series or don't absolutely love it just find it okay or similar, I do not recommend it.

The hardcover guide comes with a beautiful cover showcasing Corvo/Emily on the front and back, as well as some lithograph-style A4 posters of artwork from the game. If you really like Dishonored, then these posters are a good incentive to pick this up. They are high quality and would look great in a frame.As for the guide contents, it's alright and provides a full non-lethal and lethal playthrough of the whole game, as well as explaining each of the game's enemies, character upgrades, level maps, collectibles and so on. However it does contain a couple of spelling mistakes as well as actual mistakes (the number of collectible paintings on one level is wrong for example). Considering the wide availability of free guides online, picking this up simply for the walkthrough seems like a poor choice.So generally, if you love Dishonored and want a handsome book to sit on your shelf alongside some nice posters, this is worth it. I wouldn't recommend buying the paperback version though, as it doesn't include the posters.

Absolutely loving the game. This guide is ok in the general information and tips but the walkthrough is quite poor. They sometimes omit a problem/enemy you will encounter. In the Royal Conservatory level the explanation of how to approach it is really lacking in that there is a much more straightforward /easy way to do it. Online guides are so much better so not sure I would recommend this.

I battled before I had the guide. Once I got this I finished the game in one sitting. So I am very glad I bought it. Gave me all the info I needed.