Sep 30, 2016 10:33 PM EDT By Gretch.Z, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Dishonored 2" new gameplay video has been released, showing off some few creative skills of lead characters Corvo Attano and Emily Kaldwin. Skillful players are also given the chance to combine the abilities of each character, gadgets and weapons to take down their enemies.

The second sequel of "Dishonored" releases on Nov. 11 for Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and the PC. The game is developed by Arkane Studios, the same team that created the original title "Dishonored 2" has one notable difference from the game's first installment. According to reports, the second installment enables the players to select to play either Corvo Attano or his daughter Emily Kaldwin. In addition, it also features a voice acting while the first game did not.

In an interview, "Dishonored 2's" creative director Harvey Smith discussed the new features that the fans should expect in the game. He also talked about the differences between Emily and Corvo, including how their assassin abilities would work, PC Gamer reported.

Meanwhile, Bethesda revealed its plans to host different community events in the US. According to reports, the events aim to give the fans the chance to play "Dishonored 2" prior its November release.

The first event is reported to have taken place in San Francisco on Wednesday, Sept. 28. The other two events, on the other hand, will be held in New York on Oct. 10 and in Los Angeles on Oct. 3.

Based on reports, every event will provide hands-on time with the game and a scavenger hunt, including a chance to win a custom "Dishonored 2"-themed Xbox One or PlayStation 4. Also, live screen printing will be offered exclusively to everyone who participates in the event in Los Angeles.

"Dishonored 2" admission is free of charge and also open to all ages, while access will be given on a first-come first-serve basis. An RSVP here can secure an admission, Gamespot reported.

Watch "Dishonored 2" Creative Kills Gameplay Video

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