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!

Hitman Blood Money is a curious animal. On the one hand, it's got a decent plot, fun and open-ended gameplay, and interesting missions. On the other, there's the somewhat iffy hit-detection, over-detailed models, and a reliance on stock models to populate levels.

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.

The Hitman series has always been about violence, stealth, and perhaps more than anything else; […]

-Great graphics; -Completely open ended and non linear gameplay; -Huge new; and recognizeable locations; -Challenging; yet rewarding gameplay

Game saves erase themselves after you leave a mission; Could be difficult for some; New features could use some tweaking

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 Hitman games have always been solid to a degree, but most suffered from several annoyances. With each game, it seems like the franchise is working towards fixing these in an effort to provide a great gameplay experience.

When assassins from Agent 47's contract agency, The ICA, are eliminated in a series of hits, it seems a larger, more powerful agency has entered the fray. For Agent 47 it's business as usual, until he suddenly loses contact with The ICA.

Of all the virtual playgrounds I've frequented over the last decade of 3D gaming, IO Interactive's remain some of my favourite. Rarely perfect and not always even that much fun (in a traditional sense), their Hitman missions nevertheless exhibit a convincing vision of what the craft of level design...