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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
Hitman 2 takes our famed assassin once again to the dangerous world of crime. The game has a grilling storyline with improved gameplay, graphics and controls. The game follows a different track in rewarding the intellect and delivers a more challengin...
Abstract: Hitman 2 Silent AssassinHitman 2: Silent Assassin is a third person shooter that, like many new games adds an element of "stealth over action" in its game-play. This fact appears in the very first mission where you must gain entry into a "Mob" estat...
Is it worth returning to Agent 47 with HITMAN 2? Personally I think it is. I do enjoy being methodical with games, so this design of searching and studying before acting is a lot of fun for me in particular. I think this game is a lot of fun and an aspect...
That's not really a knock on Hitman 2 ($60 on Humble) though. IO's done everything it could to make this a deserving follow-up to 2016's Hitman. Every target and every assassination feels ripe with possibilities, and even the story—not normally a part of...
That's not really a knock on Hitman 2 ($60 on Humble) though. IO's done everything it could to make this a deserving follow-up to 2016's Hitman. Every target and every assassination feels ripe with possibilities, and even the story—not normally a part of...
Published: 2018-11-22, Author: Matthew , review by: nag.co.za
Amazing graphics with immensely detailed, densely populated stages, So many possible ways to eliminate each target - most likely including some whacky, glitchy, exploity ones the developers didn't even think of, This one isn't episodic, so you don't have
There's some rather expensive day 1 DLC. tsk tsk tsk, Some of the textures on the PS4 version are noticeably low quality, although I'm using a standard PS4, The multiplayer mode is kind of boring,
Hitman 2 is the sort of game I can spend more time screwing around in than playing seriously, trying to find the most unlikely ways to murder my victims. Jolly good homicide-for-hire fun...
Hitman 2 feels like a macabre collection of dominos falling and eventually toppling one final piece in a gloriously “accidental” death that can best be summed up as an act of god when the dust has settled. A game that's more about the journey than the des...
Published: 2018-11-08, Author: Ryan , review by: in.ign.com
Hitman 2 doesn't add much of note to the structure of its predecessor and thus feels more like Hitman 1.5 than a full-blown sequel. But that's not a bad thing. By offering more of the deepest, fullest stealth sandboxes in gaming in one single package rath...
