Dishonored: The Brigmore Witches

This is the second story addition about Daud. I liked that at the very beginning you can choose a save from the previous DLC, dragging the previously made choice into this game (It was nice to read the letter from Lerk whom I spared in The Knife of Dunwall and listen to what my subordinates had to say). Since this is a continuation, I will not re-describe the size of missions, activities, etc., it is in the review of The Knife of Dunwall, but here I want to note a couple more details. I liked the variety in the final fight with Delilah, although I can only take my word for how intense this fight is because I went through it in full stealth and no one spotted me

As for me, it’s an excellent continuation and description of the side character Daud, I wouldn’t want to spoil it, but if we go through it, we can understand his remorse and regret. If you look at it from a gameplay point of view, he’s quite interesting, and after playing as Corvo Atano and his abilities, a sudden change in the game can shake you up .I recommend the game (DLC) for passing