After assassinating his former handler, Diana, Agent 47 goes on a mission on her request to track down a young girl named Victoria. Meanwhile, his own employers hunt him and an arms manufacturer, Blake Dexter, pursues Victoria as well. Greetings Agents. I'm a Huge fan of the Hit-man Series. started my Fandom since the first game. been playing my ass-off whit these games. they were and still are actually the best stealth games out there… whit out inconsistent bitchin' i'd rate the newest game as: 10/10, it's not perfect but very good, some changes innit are better than before but some ain't. Nevertheless i'd rate all Hit-man games as 10/10 simply cuz they are Great in their own ways. so in short summary, here's some points i dig/diss:(not in any specific order tho)<br/><br/>What i like: 1.the zoom aim system (the Resident Evil 4 Aim-style is always good) 2.the cover system (better than just standing or ducking like before) 3.the Weed/Corn Turf (there should be more flora based things around!) 4.the storyline clips and middle-levels are better than ever before. 5.it's good to see your doings & stats in clear menus 6.big bonus for being able to snipe thru 3 skulls whit one slug :P 7.visuals are great (and take 25GB for install too XD) 8.making your "own missions" and sharing online is a good idea…<br/><br/>What i don't like: 1.the Previous Free Save CheckPoints are gone (this time<br/><br/>the stationary system fails cuz it wont even save the<br/><br/>game exactly where u left it. could whine a lot for this…) 2.The Level are mostly too small and linear (i need more freedom!) 3.sucks that story-levels cannot be re-played whit gear of<br/><br/>choice anymore :S (tho in contracts mode it's partially possible) 4.the game itself is quite Short…(nothing compared to Skyrim etc.)<br/><br/>I play the game on PC, thru Steam.<br/><br/>~Agent M3554NJ4H As a longtime Hit-man fan, I was eager to play the follow-up to 2006's "Blood Money," but as the years ticked by, I began to think it wasn't going to happen. Either that, or the programmers would take too long and we'd end up with a product like "Duke Nukem Forever." Luckily, the time spent making this latest installment of the Hit-man franchise was well worth it! The graphics are amazing, the music is haunting, and the possibilities are endless. 47 has never looked more real, and his character development is both realistic and engaging. The storyline might be more in-depth than previous Hit-man games (which some critics have scoffed at, strangely), but it just engrosses the gamer even more into this dark, awesome world.<br/><br/>Without giving too much away, the gameplay is basically the same as "Blood Money," but with a new focus option that allows you to see through walls and focus in on the patterns of the AI around you (think of it like Batman's sonar vision from "The Dark Knight" - it's basically the exact same thing). There's also an option to "point shoot," which is identical to the "Dead Eye" target-shooting from "Red Dead Redemption." Hey, if another game made it cool, why not put it in Hit-man? The only real complaint I have is that it's very, very difficult - even on the "normal" mode. The AI are extremely aware, and if you disguise yourself, chances are someone will notice. You can use your "instinct" to blend in and avoid detection, but it's hit-or-miss. And if you blow your cover, you're going to have a hell of a time finishing the mission. Still, it's a blast! And I can't wait to go back and complete every mission in every which way possible!
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