So, to sum it up, Hitman HD Enhanced Collection delivers two incredible installments in a fantastic franchise, totally updated for the latest gen consoles and visual fidelity. Seeing these games in 4K 60fps is a sight to behold, and for those who have never played a Hitman game (or at least these...

Positives + Incredible visual enhancements + Improved controls + Great game design + Lots of replay potential

Negatives; Superficial improvements; Titles not sold separately

Hitman Episode 4: Bangkok gets proceedings back on track after the somewhat bland Marrakesh malarkey of Episode 3. The Himmapan resort may lack the size and scope of Sapienza, and it isn't quite the classic Hitman hotel level I was after, but it still boasts plenty of problem solving and murderous...

LET'S GO DENVER I've never been to Denver outside of an airport layover. I'm sure it's a lovely place, but Bat Dad has ruined it for me (sorry Brett). Continuing the story of the "Shadow Client" (that I don't think anyone is following), Agent 47 is off to a remote training camp to kill the terrorist...

When I reviewed the first episode of Hitman , (link here ) there were a lot of things I enjoyed about the game, but the map design of Paris stood out the most to me. Sapienza is impressively more extensive than Paris.

Hitman games are always good , the tie is awesome and great quality, alot of reviews hated on the tie clip but it's works great for me and looks good too when I wear my suit. The statue is a nice peice, it's bigger than I thought and it has some weight to it.

Great messages, and role models. You are not a criminal like in GTA (Grand Theft Auto), your goal is to help the military, you get penalties for crime. It is clear that you work for the U.S. military, and it is also clear that crime is bad, and there are many consequences.

Great gift for my grandson.

Finally, Agent 47 has made his way to current-gen. The last Hitman game, Absolution , released at the end of 2012, and it's safe to say that most long-time fans of the series were not impressed; Absolution was very different to its predecessor, Blood Money (widely considered the high-point of the...

Incredibly replayable; Very fun; Level design is fantastic

Only one non-tutorial level; Server issues can make it unplayable at times

IO Interactive was recently set free by former owners Square Enix, with the Hitman studio left to fend for itself following a lukewarm commercial response to the latest, episodic outing of Agent 47.

It seems a very long time ago now that we were worried about the Hitman series. Io has resurrected its flagship property with astonishing grace and dexterity, creating its own, particular genre of episodic gaming in the bargain - one other stealth sandbox offerings such as Arkane's Dishonored might...