Posted on: September 13, 2020

biore5

Jeux: 20 Avis: 2

Decent game, bad Hitman game

A major change from previous installments is the disguise system. Now, wearing an outfit you will be recognized by someone of the same profession. While it's an interesting addition it makes disguises much less useful. Furthermore, on many occasions you start a level with guards/police already on high alert. This forces you to do much more sneaking. Often, the best way to advance is to throw random stuff to distract guards and eliminate them one by one which is repetitive, and if you make a mistake you have to start over. There are no saves in this game only checkpoints which have an annoying bug - if you start from a checkpoint the level is reset - all guards you subdued are back, negating your progress. The levels are much more lively. NPC chat with each other and I often stopped just to listen to some of their dialogue. This is a welcome change, though I missed the ominous silence of the earlier games. Some of the climate is lost. Graphics deserve a praise. Locations are detailed, textures are high quality, shadows and lighting make o great impression. Unfortunately, levels are much more linear and often don't provide alternative methods to approach your targets. The plot is very dumb. An affluent weapons manufacturer gets into troublesome and dangerous affairs only to demand measly $10 million ransom? A group of latex-clad nuns in stiletto boots working as assassins? The hitman agency deploying a small army? If you're new to the series - add 1 star to this review.

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Posted on: April 5, 2019

M3n747

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It's just all wrong

I thought Absolution was pretty bad. The story, the characters, the mechanics, the level design, even the music - it was all wrong. There were a few rare moments when everything clicked together and for a while there I felt like I was playing a worthy sequel to Blood Money, but it happened twice in the entire game? Maybe three times? In fact, the Contracts mode felt the most like Hitman, overall. To me, this game is like a high-budget, star-filled Hollywood remake of a classic film that never needed a remake in the first place. So instead of Blood Money 2 we got more of a Michael Bay's Hitman. But at least David Bateson is still the voice of 47.

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Posted on: April 15, 2020

CaptainMcRoger

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Jeux: 54 Avis: 1

Le mix de Silent Assassin et Blood Money

Bonjour tout le monde, un petit commentaire en français pour facilité le choix des moins anglophones ! Le jeu est sensé s'inscrire dans la continuité de Blood Money, d'un point de vue scénaristique c'est surement le point le plus bancal. Pour commencer, je tiens à préciser que j'ai suivi la saga jusqu'à Blood Money, je n'avais pas continué par manque de temps, je rattrape donc mon retard. Blood Money est un jeu que j'ai plus qu'adoré, je l'ai un grand nombre de fois avec la difficulté maximum et en remplissant tous les défis. J'ai donc commencé Absolution en difficile. Les 3 premiers niveaux se passent bien, une zone à analyser avant de se lancer et d'optimiser ses actions, bref, tout le plaisir du troisième opus et bien là. Toutefois, ces zones sont alternées de passages de "fuite" qui rappellent les long couloirs de Silent Assassin, l'objectif est alors de se la jouer le plus discret possible pour atteindre la porte suivante et ça devient problématique : le système de méfiance des gardes est complètement pété, et je pense que c'est le seul vrai point négatif mais il entrave l'immersion et le plaisir car c'est un des éléments principaux du gameplay. Je vous explique : il y a une jauge consommable (l'instinct), qu'il faut utiliser pour casser la méfiance des gardes, jusque là ça va, mais cette jauge, vous passez littéralement 2 gardes et elle est vide ! Et elle ne se recharge pas ! Et vous commencez 80% des missions la barre vide ! Et en difficile (qui n'est pas du tout le mode le plus dur), des gardes il y en a beaucoup. J'ai réussi 3 perfects sur 20, le reste du temps ça a ressemblé à : [jauge vidée] - "hey mais t'es pas copain" - bwarf, j'ai assez de munition - "tatatatata". Finalement, même en reprenant des dizaines de fois au début, la solution la plus efficace s'est avérée le bourrinage. Et oubliez le choix des armes avant une mission, même après avoir fini le jeu, comme les costumes à débloquer, pas compris l'intérêt, on ne peut pas les prendre ...

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Posted on: June 15, 2020

Sigil95

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Jeux: 8 Avis: 3

A Great Stealth Game, but not a good Hitman.

Hitman Absolution is a great game in many aspects, it introduced many ideas and concepts that made it outstanding. However it differs too much from the original experience of the old Hitman games, that calling it "Hitman", is not the best title that could fit in. Let´s start with the positive aspects: 1ºGraphics: It looks impressively good!, the models look well, and the dark atmosphere and tone makes it much better, if you liked Hitman Contracts, then definitely you will like the graphics. 2ºStory: It´s not complex indeed, and sometimes fails with some cliché moments, but we've got the best Story in a Hitman game along with Hitman 2: Silent Assassin, that involves both personal and business on a hitman´s life. 3ºGameplay and Disguise System: Very polished and challenging in many aspects, by far the most realistic one in all the series. 4º Challenges and Hints: Unlike the old Hitman Games, this game has got a lot of challenges and it is highly replayable, with many ways to beat a single mission that will challenge your logic at high levels. Now with the negative aspects: 1ºMap Design: The maps are pretty linear and story-wise driven, in which you have to go to Section A to Section B in the way you like to, by stealth, killing or using a disguise, but it doesn't give you freedom to go where you like. It's not like the old titles, that gives the player the freedom to experiment with the environment always, only some maps in this game will grant you that. 2ºLack of Consistency: In this game you are supposed to be a Hitman, but due to the events sometimes you act more like Agent 007 than a hitman itself, with many cliché traps and a big etc. 3ºRating System: The rating Silent Assassin, is not available in all the maps. because the score is not high enough to give you that rating, even if you manage to do it perfect, the game simply will ignore that fact, not polished at all. Again it´s a solid title, i really recommend it. I'll give it a: 8.5/10

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Posted on: October 25, 2020

GladChimer1

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Fun, "Badass" Simulator

This is the first Hitman game I have played and I have to say that Agent 47 is already up there on my list of the most badass protagonists in computer games. This isn't only true of him as portrayed by the cutscene, but true of how you get to play as him as well... On Normal and Hard mode, at least. It was a lot of fun being a superhuman badass, infiltrating seemingly impenetrable places, or just shooting up a whole church full of bad guys like it was nothing. My only fault with this game is its bad cover system. I say "bad" because cover systems have been perfected at this point considering just how many modern computer games implement a cover mechanic. In this game, I felt like I was sliding in and out of cover by accident even up 'till the very end of the game. It could have been done better. I am also not a big fan of x-ray visions, slow-motion easy-kills and such, but it sure fits the character. Still, I would have preferred it if the game had some other, less extreme way of helping me feel like a badass. Similarly, the constant scoring of your actions is annoying and takes me out of the game. Suddenly, I don't want to do stuff the fun way, but the 'efficient and high score' way. Lastly, difficulty is another problem. On Normal and Hard mode the game is pretty easy. You can go guns blazing through the whole game without using much stealth at all. On higher difficulties, the game relies on your knowledge of the levels. I think the designers expected you to have completed the game once or twice before, as the game's challenge depends on you just remembering the one or two viable paths you can take; experimentation is no longer an option. Still, I recommend Hitman: Absolution. It's fun!

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