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[i]The name "Agent 47" is just a whisper on the lips of the dead, because if he comes calling for you, you will never even know... until it's too late.

IO Interactive is an independent Danish video game developer based in Copenhagen. They say their task is to deliver exciting world class entertainment, and create games that play and feel like the people who created them. It’s their way of making sure that they always deliver something unique and interesting. And because we wholeheartedly believe they succeed at that, we’ve prepared a special IO Interactive sale with their titles discounted up to -80% until November 30th, 11 PM UTC!

You can get the studio's Freedom Fighters, an intense third-person action game set in an alternate history New York during the invasion of a foreign superpower with a -70% deal, 5 Hitman titles ( Codename 47, Blood Money, Absolution, Silent Assassin, Contracts) with -80% discounts each and a IOI Collection gathering all of these games on a 75% off promotion!

But that’s not all. Yesterday, on November 20th, we’ve been celebrating 10th anniversary of Hitman: Absolution - a beloved entry in IO Interactive’s biggest series. This action-stealth TPP game follows the Original Assassin undertaking his most personal contract to date. Betrayed by the Agency and hunted by the police, Agent 47 finds himself pursuing redemption in a corrupt and twisted world.

As part of that celebration we’d like you to revisit 3 of our favourite missions that await us in Absolution! Let’s take a look at what Agent 47 has been up to this time. And be warned, spoilers ahead!

Death Factory

12th mission in the game, consisting of 3 segments: Test Facility, Decontamination, and R&D. In the previous mission, 47 infiltrated Dexter Industries, and uncovered the secret R&D Facility, where Victoria (genetically enhanced teenage girl who has similar origins to that of Agent 47) was experimented on recently. Inside, he targets Marcus Green, an explosives developer, Raymond Valentine, an arms developer, Warren Ashford, the bio-engineer in charge of examining Victoria, and all researchers in the facility. Why do we like it? It’s a really cool location and it allows us to carry out some of the most creative assassinations in the whole series.



Shaving Lenny

Mission nine. After successfully retrieving Agent’s 47 signature Silverballers, we make our way to where Lenny Dexter, the son of the CEO of Dexter Industries and the leader of the Hope Cougars gang could be found: downtown Hope. In order to extract the location of Victoria and simultaneously thwart the Cougars' plan to conspire against Dexter Industries, we have to eliminate their entire roster and kidnap Lenny himself. It provides us with a nice wide open-area approach in Streets of Hope and it brings immense satisfaction to get rid off the gang that is very much disliked by most people in Hope.



King Of Chinatown

The King of Chinatown is the second mission of Hitman: Absolution and it consists of a single segment, Chinatown Square. You probably saw this one coming as it is an absolute fan favourite. The scenario takes place in Chinatown in Chicago, Illinois. Birdie, an informant, asks Agent 47 to kill an up-and-coming local gangster known as the King. While it does offer us an interesting open area and a multitude of creative ways to eliminate our targets, what makes it amazing is the sheer atmosphere and the production value. True Hitman experience.



And what are your favourite missions? Feel free to let us know and refresh your memory of the series with our IO Interactive Sale!
Great sale on one of my favorite series! So many good memories trying to execute the perfect assassination! Already own all that’s on sale here, but I hope to one day see the rest of the series show up!
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Grargar: After the terrible way the Hitman (2016) release was handled, I'd rather GOG not touch the new trilogy with a 10ft stick. That is, unless IO themselves patch out the online necessity.
They should have waited a few months for the EGS exclusivity on Hitman 2021 to expire, skip Hitman 2016 and 2018 entirely, remove the DRM/online stuff from Hitman 2021 properly and release the whole package (including 2016 and 2018 content) at a reasonable price.

Bringing only Hitman 2016, not removing online requirements properly and pricing it at several times the sale price elsewhere was not the best idea. Not patching it afterwards for the people who did buy it doesn't seem very customer-minded either. But who knows, maybe they'll turn around at some point.
Oooohh, gog stealthily assassinated my previous post in this thread.

I suppose having an honest opinion on that game is not allowed.
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fronzelneekburm: Oooohh, gog stealthily assassinated my previous post in this thread.

I suppose having an honest opinion on that game is not allowed.
If it's the post I think it was, it probably wasn't removed because of a negative opinion but because you consistently replaced the title of the game with something that wasn't funny or relevant in any way. As you did that throughout the post, any selective removal wasn't really an option either. I won't repeat it, but it's a source of political debate and may trigger bad memories for some, so I can understand the removal as you threw that in for no reason.

Ontopic: I think Freedom Fighters dropped from €4.50 to €2.99 ? About time that one dropped a bit, I'll consider getting it now.
Post edited November 24, 2022 by W3irdN3rd
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fronzelneekburm: Oooohh, gog stealthily assassinated my previous post in this thread.

I suppose having an honest opinion on that game is not allowed.
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W3irdN3rd: If it's the post I think it was, it probably wasn't removed because of a negative opinion but because you consistently replaced the title of the game with something that wasn't funny or relevant in any way. As you did that throughout the post, any selective removal wasn't really an option either. I won't repeat it, but it's a source of political debate and may trigger bad memories for some, so I can understand the removal as you threw that in for no reason.

Ontopic: I think Freedom Fighters dropped from €4.50 to €2.99 ? About time that one dropped a bit, I'll consider getting it now.
[Modded. Your posts were removed for a reason and it's not up for public discussion, per our CoC.]
Post edited November 24, 2022 by Clownski_
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TheGreatDustpan: Any update on Hitman 2016? Also, it'd be cool if Absolution received achievement support Galaxy!
I don't expect any of the newer Hitman games to show up here. People raised such a stink over what happened before that the people involved might not want to risk it. Even though I don't care for how the game was handled, I didn't ask for a refund. Glad I still have it.