Hitman: Absolution™

Very nice Hitman game, maybe even the best! -Missions are direct but mixed with sandbox elements and it gives you enough freedom. -Good balance between old and new hitman games and it is very well made. -Stealth is very enjoyable and new execution mechanic from Splinter Cell games is cool. (It just needs a quick save system... I was really looking for it.) Overwall Perfect Stealth Game. Absolute Hitman

1 found this helpful, 2026-09-19

Overall, I enjoyed the game—not necessarily as a purist *Hitman* experience, since the level design falls well short of *Blood Money*, but as a stealth-action title. It really clicked for me around the halfway mark; I especially loved the graphics and the gritty neo-noir atmosphere with its hyperbolic touches. I haven't played the new trilogy yet, but that’s definitely next on the list, seeing as I’ve played all the...

1 found this helpful, 2026-09-13

Just play Hitman: World of Assassination. You're not missing anything by playing this design-by-committee awkward phase of the franchise, and that includes story since it's circular. It abandons the central fantasy of being a hitman (stalking your target in a wide environment, before cleverly executing a stealthy assassination, feeling powerful while unnoticed) with uninspired, superficial linear corridors worthy of...

5 found this helpful, 2026-08-27

Ohhh, I’ll say it right away) I consider this the best game in the Hitman series. The most atmospheric, and the most fun gameplay-wise. I honestly haven’t seen anything better. What I loved the most was the whole “Instinct” system. Being able to activate it and move past enemies unnoticed was such a cool addition. The locations are great, the gameplay is interesting, and Agent 47 is at his absolute peak here. He...

0 found this helpful, 2026-09-24

Fight me but this game is the closest thing to a live action John Wick game. Of course don't treat it like a hitman game. The maps ain't sandbox level like WOA but for a game from 2012 it still holds up quite well. A lot of mechanics introduced in this game carry over to WOA Trilogy. Also runs like a charm in low end hardware. Solid 7.5/10.

0 found this helpful, 2026-09-24

i played the complete world of assassination trilogy before ever touching this game and was hesitant at first as i was worrisome that it wouldnt be as good but i am quite happy to say that for a 14 year old game its graphics not only hold up but its gameplay as well i can see clearly why the WOA games are so good as this was its predecessor and laid the stepping stones for what has come while only brief amounts into...

0 found this helpful, 2026-09-21