Hitman is easily one of the most fun games ever and one of the new features is making the deaths look like accidents brilliant. The new game from IOinteractive looks awesome aswell (Kain & Lynch).

If someone was walking behind me at normal distance I wouldn't just turns around and stare at them. There also some very funny Easter eggs in this game. Here's a video: All in all, a grew addicting game, and I recommend to pick it off the shelf the next time you see it!

Blood Money is the fourth part of this stealth-series and for me the first Hitman game I actually got to check out. Luckily the game doesn't need and knowledge of the previous parts so that both newcomers and experienced virtual hired assassins immediately feel at home.

Surprisingly conflicting, this newest episode in the Hitman series succeeds in the face of what would ordinarily be terminal flaws.

Body pile-up; Upgrades that make a difference; Silent and deadly success

Rough controls; Oblivious bystanders and guards; Loud and messy failure

The sheer variety of ways to eliminate your target is staggering and keeps gameplay fresh as you complete each difficulty, while some of the more creative achievements help mix things up a little bit and change the way you play.

You might think this makes him a little emotionally shallow(er) compared to his previous manners, and I don't want to spoil anything for you, but you'd be dead wrong. Agent 47 is hard shit, and he puts it on display for you before the curtain falls.

The stealthy death dealings of Agent 47 return for yet another gory outing in Hitman: Blood Money, and this time the hard-hitting franchise also makes the next-generation crossover via Microsoft's Xbox 360.

Follows the established gameplay success of the series without fault; Gradually improving 360 graphics see the game shine over time; Compelling and intriguing storyline; Notoriety system promotes more clear cut stealth usage; Intricate assassinations are fabulously constructed; Music and sound are...

Rather splintered A.I; detracts from the whole package, Too much jagging and dodgy collision detection for a next-gen title, Steep difficulty sometimes leads to trial and error progression, Not really a massive departure from established series standards

The answer to that question is a resounding yes. This fourth game in the series is by far the best yet. It plays better it sounds better and with the power of the Xbox 360 behind it, it truly looks amazing. The levels in Hitman: Blood Money can be as simple as you desire.

Great stealth and another brilliant story. worth playing for all those stealth games fans.

"I do not like clowns! They give me the creeps. I am 45 years old – you think I would have outgrown this by now, but I haven't. The odd thing is that when I went into a room full of people, nearly 40% of them agreed that they didn't like them either.