The Complete First Season

The first episodic season of HITMAN comes to a fitting end. Here’s the game so far.

- Mithun “BarbarianMonkey” Mohandas

How you go about doing the same is entirely up to you. There’s is stealthy way when you observe your mark, eavesdrop on their conversations, figure out their routes, calculate when they’d be isolated and farthest from help, and take them out, silently. Or you could don a cowboy hat and stand right in the middle of the level and go berserk. Let’s just say that the latter method doesn’t work out for the most value in using Hitman: Absolution for our graphics card benchmarks than for its gameplay. Essentially, HITMAN in this episodic series is IO Interactive’s way of going back to what they did with Hitman Bloody Money but with a lot more meat.

Like the previous games in the franchise, HITMAN has a central storyline and each mission is all about leveraging what Agent 47 does best – killing.

How you go about doing the same is entirely up to you. There’s is stealthy way when you observe your mark, eavesdrop on their conversations, figure out their routes, calculate when they’d be isolated and farthest from help, and take them out, silently. Or you could don a cowboy hat and stand right in the middle of the level and go berserk. Let’s just say that the latter method doesn’t work out for the most as you’ll be swarmed and get your arse beat in a million ways before you can even exit the map.