much like a big mac, do not consume too much in a single sitting
Played a bit of it but didn't get hooked quickly enough, but seems like the kind of game I would love once I get used to it. Will re-play it in the future and give it another go.
One of the only games to make episodic content work. An absolute gem of a game that manages to combine a good espionage plot, well considered mechanics, and a thoughtful implementation of progression to extremely great effect. Probably the best game of this type for sure.
a very fine stealth game, I think only major problem is storyline is pretty terrible but apart from that it’s very Good
every bald mans dream
The first few levels I played were solid.
The DRM is intrusive and unnecessary. I got interrupted while playing because of a server issue—quite the immersion breaker.
The DRM is intrusive and unnecessary. I got interrupted while playing because of a server issue—quite the immersion breaker.
I technically first played this, very briefly, on ps4 years ago, in 2016, when it first launched. At the time I enjoyed it but I never finished it. Probaby... two or three years ago I got it on PC and actually finished it, and I enjoyed it far more than I thought I would.
Normally i'm against Episodic content in games but I feel like for Hitman, due to the game having a mission structure, levels focused on their sandbox nature, being replayed continuously challenges and user-generated content, not only did the episodic nature not feel as offensive as some other games, but you had plenty to do in each episode and it made the whole experience worthwhile.
Sadly it was an always-online experience, as you couldn't access the challenges to unlock new items, or really do anything except play the missions with what items you already have, in offline mode. The game is also no longer available for purchase, due to the entire WoA trilogy being grouped into one game (with this game being considered a "Season 1" and available as dlc within hitman 2 and 3, although with previous owners of hitman 1 being able to claim the "season 1" dlc for free, and import most of their completion progress.)
on its own, pretty good and worth the price if you got it back when it was live. Nowadays I would just buy the whole WoA trilogy bundle that way you get an active online community for the title and any elusive targets that appear in it.
Normally i'm against Episodic content in games but I feel like for Hitman, due to the game having a mission structure, levels focused on their sandbox nature, being replayed continuously challenges and user-generated content, not only did the episodic nature not feel as offensive as some other games, but you had plenty to do in each episode and it made the whole experience worthwhile.
Sadly it was an always-online experience, as you couldn't access the challenges to unlock new items, or really do anything except play the missions with what items you already have, in offline mode. The game is also no longer available for purchase, due to the entire WoA trilogy being grouped into one game (with this game being considered a "Season 1" and available as dlc within hitman 2 and 3, although with previous owners of hitman 1 being able to claim the "season 1" dlc for free, and import most of their completion progress.)
on its own, pretty good and worth the price if you got it back when it was live. Nowadays I would just buy the whole WoA trilogy bundle that way you get an active online community for the title and any elusive targets that appear in it.
Marcelo Tas.
THE example of good episodic gaming. A reboot that lived up and even surpassed the original games in the first entry of a very good trilogy.
you get to do that
Super fun for short bursts and then eh.