What a wild conclusion to the World of Assassination trilogy. I think overall I preferred the levels in Hitman 2, but Hitman 3 does some interesting changes to the formula that keep you on your toes. Without spoiling too much, the Berlin level was truly unique mechanically, and really intense the first time because of it. Subsequent replays of the level lose the element of the unknown and become more like a standard Hitman level, which is still good. I liked the murder mystery story in Dartmoor a lot. The twist ending of Chongqing was very tense. The final level was shockingly linear, though not unfun. I didn't really care for the bonus Ambrose Island level, though. So mechanically not as good as 2, but has enough unique flair and storytelling that I still give it full marks.