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Dishonored

Colonial Power in ‘Dishonored 2’
Featured: Top of Home Page/Games/Moving Pixels

Colonial Power in ‘Dishonored 2’

By
Jorge Albor
/ 16 December 2016
Emily is no representative of lawful order in an otherwise chaotic world.
Some Worlds Are Best Seen From Outside Your Own Eyes
Featured: Top of Home Page/Games/Moving Pixels

Some Worlds Are Best Seen From Outside Your Own Eyes

By
G. Christopher Williams
/ 5 November 2014
I don't have a problem if you want to play Grand Theft Auto from a first person perspective. Knock yourself out. But I won't be doing so anytime soon.
Featured: Top of Home Page/Games/Moving Pixels

Moving Pixels Podcast: A Heart, Sure, But a Soul for ‘Dishonored’?

By
G. Christopher Williams
/ 4 March 2013
Featured: Top of Home Page/Games/Moving Pixels

Spatial and Social Realism in ‘Dishonored’

By
Scott Juster
/ 15 November 2012
Featured: Top of Home Page/Games/Moving Pixels

The Heart of an Empress: The Surveillance State and ‘Dishonored’

By
G. Christopher Williams
/ 14 November 2012
Games/Moving Pixels/Reviews

“Remember to Save Often”: The Meta-Game Tactics of ‘Dishonored’

By
G. Christopher Williams
/ 7 November 2012
Featured: Top of Home Page/Games/Moving Pixels

Unconventionally Creepy Games

By
Scott Juster
/ 1 November 2012
Featured: Top of Home Page/Games/Moving Pixels

Relearning Patience

By
Scott Juster
/ 18 October 2012
Featured: Top of Home Page/Features/Games

Paying Too Often for Sex in Video Games

By
G. Christopher Williams
/ 15 October 2012

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