I can't believe nobody wrote a review on this beautiful game yet! Anyway, it's a real nice game guys. It's real challenging to be all sneaky sneaky and all. The story line is pretty nice. Overall it's pretty awesome!

With the return of Hitman after a 6 year hiatus, hardcore fans were psyched with a release of a seemingly flawless product, but questions remained as it neared release date. People now began to realize some major cons in the game, as I did with my further gameplay.

Let's allay any reservations hardened Agent 47 fans might have before snapping up a copy of IO Interactive's sequel to its 2006 master class in stalking and slaying – Hitman: Absolution is one of the most incredibly gratifying stealth games of 2012, despite the massively misfired marketing campaign,...

Story takes a centre stage in Absolution where the focus is to carry out the dying wishes of Diana, your handler from previous games. A girl that was in her charge now falls to you to watch out for her and find out exactly what the agency (your former employer) wants with her.

IO interactive has done a good job with this new entry in the Hitman series. I know it's not exactly the same as the previous ones but the game still does a good job of making you feel like your a hitman.

Great game with a great story line. Very immersive gameplay and excellent graphics, loving every minute of it.

Last year, Deus Ex: Human Revolution kicked off the fall release season by giving the world an extremely versatile way to play. You could play it as an action game, mowing down everyone in sight and taking no prisoners. Or, you could go through the entire game without harming a soul.

Hitman Absolution has been highly anticipated by the somewhat underserved fans of stealth gaming. Ben Allan delves into one of the final large releases of 2012.

Great presentation and terrific production values across the board; Larger stages with plenty of room for player choice are a blast to play (and replay).

Poor checkpoint system; Only passable gunplay; Far too many unnecessary, unmemorable and often tiny filler stages

Some will hate a few of the new features borrowed from other over the shoulder games (assassins creed) but frankly this is a fantastic game. Great game play with loads of replay value as you try to beat you best score, or your friends best score.

A series entry that puts pure stealth above silent slaying; afflicted by segmented levels and weak cinematic aspirations, but buoyed by an impressive Contracts mode.