Hitman games gained a loyal cult following due to their distinct emphasis on stealth and improvisation, as the main character, Agent 47, had all sorts of methods to deal with his assigned targets.

+Offers different experiences for different players; +Lots of creative kills; +Gorgeous graphics; +Engaging Contracts multiplayer

-Not a lot of checkpoints; -Many dull sections between actual assassinations; -Weak story filled with stereotypical characters

There were few people I knew who were more excited for Hitman: Absolution than myself. As the only title in the stealth genre that I've supported, it's been a fun ride. With memories that stretch all the way back from the first title, it's been a series that's always sat warmly in my heart.

I got this game on sale for $6.99 so of course it was an amazing deal! I made the purchase, literally within 4 minutes I had the code, downloaded it within Steam and was playing it that night.

Amazing graphics, Xbox 360 controller compatible and the game itself and storyline is actually pretty amazing; To me, it doesn't feel as "sensitive" as the original Hitman game, but better and more free to go on a shooting spree or quiet and stealthy like a ninja kitten

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Hitman: Absolution is a good title on its own but not as good as older games in the series. It's much simpler and easier but I still would recommend for Hitman fans.

Gameplay wise, Hitman Absolution is one of the most enjoyable gaming experiences of the year, which is a tall order given some of the premium experiences we have seen just in the last two months alone.

The game was great to play. The information was given 98% condition and it was exactly correct as no problem with the game and was like new.

Hitman: Absolution marks the return of Agent 47 after a six year hiatus in the beloved franchise by IO Interactive. The Hitman series of games have continually challenged players with tracking and assassinating various targets across the world, while providing multiple routes in which to accomplish...

After six long years Agent 47 makes his triumphant return in Hitman: Absolution. Ask any fan of the series and they'll tell you, Blood Money is a tough act to follow, but a lot has been happening with the stealth-action genre lately; just look at the recently released Dishonored, and of course...