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Posted on: May 8, 2025
CluelessInterloper
Verified ownerGames: 159 Reviews: 4
Good hitman entry
Though it may not be the best part of the series its a still solid entry, worth time.
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Posted on: October 16, 2025
MilkMan_007
Verified ownerGames: 34 Reviews: 2
Fire ahh game
Fire ahh game so fire I loved not using any of the stealth aspects and just blasting my way through every level with brute force
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Posted on: July 11, 2020
bla6
Verified ownerGames: Reviews: 2
Runs flawless in Linux
I got the game when was free, 1. I install in Windows 2. I switch to Linux 3. I added to my library and I set to run using Proton 4. Runs perfect, Out-of-box
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Posted on: January 29, 2021
Draugusto
Verified ownerGames: 484 Reviews: 208
Sort of recommended
Alright, I started the first mission on normal, everything was going well, then after taking care of the chef and the security chief I decided to start from my last saved checkpoint to try and do things differently, and what in the world do I find? all the npcs had reset, including the chef. But here is the catch, I already was wearing the chef disguise because I "saved" after taking care of him, so now we have 2 chefs, and all my progress was wasted, I'm out, it seemed fun while it lasted tho
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Posted on: March 2, 2024
A.G.B.
Verified ownerGames: 825 Reviews: 84
Requires absolution
I try to be open to games that do something very different from the genre, or even earlier entries in the franchise. My issues with this are not that it is unlike the first four. I 100 % respect the notion that maybe it was time to change things up. Certainly they had perfected it by this point. I do think that these changes were for the worse. There's less freedom the bread and butter of the series. On multiple occasions I found myself stumbling backwards into the ideal solution to certain missions whilst just doing basic recon, long before I was really starting to plan; or even just messing around, experimenting, doing something completely ridiculous. This never happened before this one. Certain of the changes just make things way too easy. I do appreciate some of the additions; it had gotten quite ridiculous by this point that every time the game wanted you to be able to hide in a certain area, there would be a closet that was man-sized. In this one there are variations on this, including, hilariously, a ball pit. Now you can hide in plain sight, by for example getting to a specific spot and pretending to mop. I would have loved if you were allowed to move at least slightly while doing this… I mean, how clean does that one spot need to be? But it does add another option. The plot arguably goes too sci-fi; one character is literally the size of the Hulk! I do think that the inclusion of a young woman that 47 is protecting was implemented significantly better than, for example, the 2007 movie adaptation that it was clearly inspired by. I mean obviously when something like that is released it brings in a bunch of new customers and you want to reassure them that this is not too different from what they just watched. There are more really cool settings, though personally I don't really like the choice to draw some of them out into multiple levels in a row. No, I wasn't fond of it in the earlier entries, either. I think a lot of the best levels of the stand alone ones.
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