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Dishonored: The Corroded Man (Book Review)


Titan Books has released Dishonored: The Corroded Man for $7.99.

Book Synopsis:

Empress Emily Kaldwin leads a dual life, fulfilling her duties as Empress while training with her father, Corvo Attano, mastering the arts of stealth, combat, and assassination. A strange, shrouded figure appears in Dunwall, seeming to possess powers once wielded by the assassin known as Daud. Faced with the possibility that their deadliest foe has returned, Emily and Corvo plunge headlong into a life-and-death race against time. If they fail to learn the truth about this mysterious enemy, the result could be destruction on an unimaginable scale.

Dishonored: The Corroded Man released on September 27th and delves deeper into the award-winning video game saga, Dishonored. The 384 page book by Adam Christopher does a fantastic job of taking readers on an action packed-ride through the perils that encompass the life of an assassin.

The Dishonored video game series has a diehard fan base that will surely appreciate the work and effort that went into creating the immersive storyline of The Corroded Man. The book features Corvo and Emily as the main protagonists with the rest of the series releasing in 2017. We can only hope to see more of the Dishonored lore as the book series progresses and hopefully learn a little more about the Empire.

In the end, Dishonored: The Corroded Man is a fantastic book that delves head on into the murky plot of the Dishonored universe. If you are a fan of the Dishonored game series then it is a no-brainer to pick up The Corroded Man.

Book Information:

  • Author: Adam Christopher
  • Publisher: Titan Books
  • Paperback
  • 384 Pages


Score: 9 out of 10


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