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The editors liked
Cracking sniper scope shooting action
A big old open landscape to explore with plenty of baddies to take out
Great graphics
Beautifully crafted sandbox levels
Costumes and stories can still be hilarious
Lovely nods to Hitman history
A more complete release than the previous games
Hours of replayability
Polished design
Beautiful maps to explore
Plenty of humour to mask the murderous undertones
Bigger levels with more choices
Freedom of gameplay
Writing
Ghost Mode
Improvements to Elusive Targets
The editors didn't like
Only one level
And it only lasts 15 minutes a go
But then it is free
Limited replayability
Still very much Hitman
Feels like an expansion
Rather than a full release
Story feels lacklustre
Lacks some of the flexibility of previous games on first play through
Levels are impressively overwhelming and enjoyably complex, New mechanics like crowd blending and functional mirrors are minor but meaningful improvements, A tonal presentation that is both enjoyably overserious and charmingly goofy, Legacy stages are a f
Levels are impressively overwhelming and enjoyably complex, New mechanics like crowd blending and functional mirrors are minor but meaningful improvements, A tonal presentation that is both enjoyably overserious and charmingly goofy, Legacy stages are a f
Published: 2018-11-13, Author: Matthew , review by: gaming-age.com
Abstract: As I wrote back in June, I'll forever have a soft spot for Hitman because of the fact I played the 2016 reboot obsessively when I was going through a difficult time last year. There's just something about devising increasingly clever/stupid ways of killi...
Levels are impressively overwhelming and enjoyably complex, New mechanics like crowd blending and functional mirrors are minor but meaningful improvements, A tonal presentation that is both enjoyably overserious and charmingly goofy, Legacy stages are a f
Levels are impressively overwhelming and enjoyably complex, New mechanics like crowd blending and functional mirrors are minor but meaningful improvements, A tonal presentation that is both enjoyably overserious and charmingly goofy, Legacy stages are a f
Levels are impressively overwhelming and enjoyably complex, New mechanics like crowd blending and functional mirrors are minor but meaningful improvements, A tonal presentation that is both enjoyably overserious and charmingly goofy, Legacy stages are a f
Levels are impressively overwhelming and enjoyably complex, New mechanics like crowd blending and functional mirrors are minor but meaningful improvements, A tonal presentation that is both enjoyably overserious and charmingly goofy, Legacy stages are a f
