IO Interactive has, after several months, finally put a full stop at the end of the first season of Hitman . The experiment with episodic content drops has, for the most part, been a success, and now that the dust has settled and we've seen the credits roll, it's time to take stock and look at what...

With the HITMAN series now out on disk, where you can pickup every episode all at once, we thought we would re-run our review of the entire series. These games were all played in episodic format, but can now be obtained all at once.

The first season of Hitman ends on a high note with a quality mission, but also now has a great update for PS4 Pro…so more reasons to go through the game again and again as you earn the trophies.

In this game the player is sent on different missions to find enemies and eliminate them. Different things are provided during the game in the form of weapons and vehicles so that the player can use them and have fun.

This is an example of a franchise that keeps getting better, after waiting for such physical release to hit the shelves, it's just a game that worth the wait. Replay value is more than before, this is the first game that I don't mind not finishing it as soon as I got my hands into.

This game is very nicely made. From the very graphically impressive levels to the way you have to figure out how to take down your targets is so good.

Very good grafics but hard to understand what is next I will give it some time then Make another statment

Really good enjoyable game great gameplay great action awesome graphics

When Absolution launched in 2012, it was the most mechanically solid and best-looking Hitman game to date, but it featured an atrocious story and several linear levels that went against the open-ended gameplay the series was known for.

It's only as hand-holding as players want it to be

Weird bugs destroying perfectly-planned progress

While we've generally strayed from reviewing individual episodes of games here at GameZone, Hitman's approach to the episodic format is quite different. Since there is very little story to tell, and rather a whole lot of experimental gameplay that rewards multiple playthroughs, Hitman gets a pass on...

Absolution's DNA is certainly visible almost immediately. Hitman controls just as fluidly as he did in that game, and the overall approach to completing levels remains the same; Giving players a buffet of choices of how to dispose of their target, This is evident right from the Tutorial missions,...

I only got to play Hitman on the PS4; so I'm unsure of how other consoles perform; but the loading times can be rather long; which is especially disappointing when you want to reload a save because you either messed up or want to try a different approach; The story is rather lackluster.