Ahead of the upcoming “Brigmore Witches” DLC release, Dishonored has received a patch on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC that fixes a variety of bugs present in the game.

Among the official fixes listed are NPCs killed by falling damage now counting towards Total Kill stats, an issue where sometimes activating a door wouldn’t display an interaction dialog or open the door, and other issues, including minor graphical glitches and and localization inconsistencies across the NA and EU versions of the game. The fixes are across both the core game, as well as the earlier released “The Knife of Dunwall” DLC.

A full list of the fixes is provided below, courtesy of VG247.

Dishonored Patch 1.4

New Features: Adds support for Dishonored’s upcoming add-on, The Brigmore Witches.

Bug Fixes (The Knife Of Dunwall)

Fixed issue where music box would stay attached to the NPC when choking and then carrying a music box Overseer.
Fixed issue where thrown NPCs killed by falling damage were not counted towards kill stats.
Fixed issue where sound effects for the Saw Butcher were muted after a save/load.
Fixed issue where sound was muffled after a save/load in Timsch Basement.
Fixed issue where music from music box Overseer persisted after death.
Fixed issue where NPCs didn’t react to chokedust while moving in its explosion radius.
Fixed a graphical glitch on Favor tutorial screen.
Fixed a rare crash when loading Daud’s Base (PC).
Fixed a minor issue allowing users to make notes disappear when pressing key combinations (PC).

Bug Fixes (Dishonored)

Fixed an exploit that allowed players to recover two bolts instead of one on dead bodies.
Fixed an issue where Unnerving Target & Quick Dodge bonecharms were ineffective.
Fixed a crash when loading saves made on earlier title updates.
Fixed an issue where sometimes activating a door wouldn’t display an interaction dialog nor open the door.
Fixed minor localization issues (ESA) (PC).

We get to see the miniature Wall of Light mine that can fry enemies instantly, along with the new Blink power. This time, instead of teleporting from one area to another, you can freeze time and instantly choose a spot to Blink to. It looks simple but as with anything involved with Dishonored, it’s anything but.

There is also plenty going on behind the scenes as Daud, the protagonist in the DLC, struggles to come to terms with the death of the Empress and what he must do afterwards. It involves lots of stabbing, naturally, but the same moral struggle will be present here as with Corvo.

The Knife of Dunwall releases on April 16th for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC.

This includes variations on Blink along with new skills such as Summon Assassin for bringing a Whaler into a fight with you and Void Gaze to search for Runes and Bone Charms. You’ll also have new items like Wristbows, Stun Mines and Chokedust to incapacitate and kill enemies.

New levels and key moments from the original will be featured and you’ll once again have a choice between the path of Redemption or one drenched in darkness.