They provide insights into Arkane's genuinely staggering commitment to quality level design, and my god these devs are so immensely talented and I'd like to award them with multiple medals and breathe. Even if you're not a Dishonored fan, I implore you to watch the "The Clockwork Mansion" and "A Crack in the Slab" sections. If you're wondering why I've had this sudden Dishonored 2 outpouring, it's because I watched Noclip's "The Making of Dishonored" documentary. All I can do is bash my character against invisible walls and wail in agony. That Arkane crafted a world I hunger for, but I probably won't ever get to explore fully. This isn't a criticism, it's more of a compliment I think. I want to break free of the game's constraints and just wander into the hills, or potter around the mountains. I just wish I could explore more of Karnaca. You can get more articles like it, alongside an ad-free version of the site, by becoming a supporter today. This article was originally exclusively available to RPS supporters. I also take a moment to remember Karnaca, this beautiful port city nestled in the mountains and surrounded by forest. I flick through my memories and shake my head in disbelief at how ingenious its levels are. I don't play it, I just observe it in my head like a photo album. Every now and again, I think about Dishonored 2 and how good it is.
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