Decisions, decisions. What's the best way to kill a well-guarded man in a crowded public square? Should we sprinkle his sushi with fugu poison? Quickly push him down a convenient open shaft when no one's looking? Taint the drugs in his apartment?

+ Exotically executed sandbox scenarios give you plenty of tools to make a killing; + A lengthy single-player story with a surprising emotional center

? How can Agent 47 see through walls without fancy gadgets or X-ray vision

The Hitman series has been a long time favorite of mine.  No other game has managed to pull me in and immerse me the way these games have.  Constructing a strategy, using the environment and disguises to your advantage, and executing a clean kill before anyone even knows you have been there is what...

Hitman: Absolution is the sequel to Blood Money that fans have been itching for. In terms of game mechanics it's the best Hitman that IO Interactive has ever created, although the lack of inherently unique settings is a disappointment.

Hitman Absolution The last time I played Hitman was the original ten years ago. I missed the sequels and never got around to playing Blood Money, which I heard was one of the best games in the series.

Hitman Absolution right off the bat was something entirely different; The game is all about stealth and punishes you for using weapons.  It's a game you need to plan your strategy to get to the exit of the level, distract enemies and hide their bodies so you don't get caught.

The disguise system feels wonky and broken; If for example, you are in a crowd and you are dressed as a cop, then you shouldn't be suspicious to other cops; You are though, and the only way to stay inconspicuous is to either blend into the crowd, or use all your instinct to tip your hat and cover...

Square Enix and IO Interactive have brought back Agent 47 in all his glory in Hitman Absolution, the fifth instalment in the Hitman series. Once again we are given many choices in eliminating set targets – whether we go in all guns blazing or silently and stealthily or even take them out and slip...

It's been over six years since Agent 47, the bald Hitman with a barcode on his head, last went on a killing spree and, in the intervening years since, the game's industry has changed enormously.

I have only played Blood Money and now this one but they both were amazing! If you love sneaking around and trying not to get noticed you will love this game! You can also go gun crazy and just kill everything in the game too for those who need to get their aggression out.

Media: Video Game Genre: Action/Adventure/Stealth Platform: Xbox 360, PS3, PC Developer: lo-Interactive Rating: 18 and over Release Date: November 2012 Price: Varied I'm going to start off by saying "this is one hell of a game" I bought Hitman Absolution when it was first released but I didn't get...

Graphics, Missions, Challenges, Disguises etc ;  .

None what so ever

Many years have passed since original gamers of the hitman series have had the ability to play as the seriously hardcore character agent 47, with his signature suit, guns and iconic hairstyle.. Oh. Hitman Absolution has snuck it's way back onto our next gen.

I really enjoyed the game. If it weren't for me loving the previous hitman titles i'd have given a 5/5. The game itself is really good but this one is focused on a story more than separate assassinations with a story back-plot like its previous titles.