1. Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour (PC)
2. Serious Sam HD: The First Encounter* (PC)
3. Serious Sam HD: The Second Encounter (PC)
4. D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die (PC)
5. Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight (PC)
6. Deadcore (PC)
7. Yakuza 4 (PS3)
8. Hyper Light Drifter (PC)
9. Doom 2: Valiant (PC)
10. Resident Evil 7 (PS4)
10. Doom 2: Ancient Aliens (PC)
11. Doom 2: Vanguard (PC)
12. Doom 2: Doom 2 The Way id Did (PC)
13. Doom 2: Community Chest Pack 4 (PC)
14. Doom: Doom The Way id Did (PC)
15. Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1 (PC)
16. Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 2 (PC)
17. Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (WiiU)
18. Dishonored 2 (PC)
* replay
I've talked a bit about this in the FPS thread along with my progress through it. Dishonored is one of my top favorites and Dishonored 2 is just as good and possibly better in some areas. I wouldn't want it any other way! The unfortunate thing was that Dishonored 2's initial release was a mess, plagued with technical issues and bad optimization out the gate which has really hurt its reputation, it was even my first Steam refund as well. Now it's been patched a bit and they had a demo up (and your progress saves if you buy the game), so I gave it another shot and the game runs really well now. Everything felt good, but turning on Triple Buffering sealed the deal.
The quick little bad here is that, I don't think I liked Dishonored 2's overall scenario as much as 1's. I would say it's more character driven with a less interesting main plot. I went with Corvo first. It's cool he's voiced by classic Thief's Stephen Russel who voiced Garrett, but I wonder if Dishonored 2 feels like it's more Emily's game. I'll see how I feel when I replay it as her sometime. But the difference to me is that Dishonored 1 felt more mysterious and intriguing, you didn't go back to a general hub as much because the plot and things kept evolving, but Dishonored 2 felt a little more disjointed. Maybe it's just me though.
One thing is for sure, you will want to play Dishonored 1's DLC before this if you haven't. Both main story DLC's were fantastic and build upon Delilah, whom was the main antagonist of the DLC and Dishonored 2 as well.
This is one of my favorite gaming worlds ever created. It's a super dense and rich world that feels so lived in and surreal. Incredible art direction and atmosphere. I just can't get enough of weird 1800 / early 1900's era settings mixed with sci-fi / tech / and magic. The missions are even more free form than before, it's going to be amazing to replay this and will probably be a completely different experience several times through. You can't say that for most games. There were some unique gimmicks per level and they were all amazing, it would be impossible to pick a favorite level. So while the story/characters maybe didn't intrigue me as much as before, Dishonored is more of an atmosphere/gameplay kind of experience for me in the end and it still excels in those areas by far.
I hope they can make a third game. Give it another time leap and put Corvo to rest, with Emily taking up the only main role to come full circle in a way. It would be fascinating to explore more of this world. Like, who are even at war with the Empire? What about the other continents? But I would be fine with even more Dunwall (even though 2 is new cities, there's still some classic Dunwall again).
Another team at Arkane Studios will be releasing the new Prey next month, which looks like a new System Shock (and I don't think they've been shy about that direct influence). It looks awesome and I will be curious to see how it stacks up against their own Dishonored.