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Posted on: January 15, 2025
masterjozo5111
Verified ownerGames: 17 Reviews: 2
Hitman blood money
This is one of the best games ever. The level of freedom you have with each contract is incredible. Each level is basically a huge sandbox, and discovering new ways to kill targets is very fun. Definitely worth checking out in 2025.
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Posted on: September 12, 2025
TheMaggoo
Verified ownerGames: 10 Reviews: 5
One of the best Hitman games
While the newer Hitman games have many things going for them I still find myself enjoying Blood Money more. This game just was everything a Hitman game was supposed to be. It manages to make you feel like the locations are bigger than they really are and as though there are so many options. The newer games feel more limited even though they probably aren't and the story just doesn't feel as important. Blood Money was all about experementation and easter eggs. While you can tell not just from graphics that it's an older game it still holds up in many ways.
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Posted on: October 11, 2025
Gray_2
Verified ownerGames: 3 Reviews: 1
Fantastic game!
What makes Blood Money fantastic isn’t just its variety of weapons or disguises, but its open-ended level design. Each mission is a sandbox puzzle with countless ways to reach your target. Whether it’s poisoning a drink, tampering with stage equipment, or donning the costume of a party entertainer to sneak past guards, the freedom to experiment makes every playthrough feel unique. The notoriety system added a clever layer of consequence: go in guns blazing and you’ll be recognized in later missions. But play it smart, and you stay in the shadows. It’s a subtle but brilliant mechanic that rewards players who value stealth and strategy. Graphically, while dated by today’s standards, the environments still feel alive—from Mardi Gras crowds in New Orleans to the opulence of a Las Vegas casino. Jesper Kyd’s hauntingly atmospheric soundtrack ties it all together, heightening the tension and immersion.
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Posted on: August 14, 2020
bladerunner01
Verified ownerGames: 753 Reviews: 115
a masterpiece
a masterpiece the best one so far great story if you dont have this game then buy it you wont be sorry i no i am not
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Posted on: April 5, 2021
Kakroom
Verified ownerGames: 11 Reviews: 1
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Apparently the new Hitman games have pivoted to building on the formula in Blood Money. I liked what Absolution had to offer but I think that was probably the correct decision. Blood Money's experience is a lot less limited and has endured well past its visual expiration thanks to... a lot of stuff. Every level is a light simulation where NPC's have schedules and might even do things that fundamentally change the game if you wait long enough. There's a marriage happening in one; in another the targets individually need to arrive before you can eliminate them. They're supposed to be meeting with one another, but to be honest I've never actually waited to see if that's something that happens. I've owned this game since I was prepubescent and played it for hundreds of hours; that's the beauty of Blood Money. It helps that the game cultivates a rather distinct style in everything aesthetically - the narrative, the visuals the sound design. People give Kyd's score a lot of credit but to be honest it's actually been the thing I've consistently liked about the game the least. But this is a game where Hitman's stair-walk animation is lovingly touched up so that he pitters down each individual step in his priceless leather shoes, where you strangle an angel to death in a vast penthouse overlooking a glorious Vegas sunrise, where you wait a few minutes out of respect for a intensely passionate Cellist's talent for him to finish his last song before slitting his throat with a kitchen knife. Yeah, there's a lot of unintentional humor here and there; Hitman's push of death, instadrown, bullet physics. The coin. Just... everything about the coin. But those just add to its charm. It's a timeless classic. Right now it's worth two dollars. Forego a sodiepop today, buy and enjoy it.
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