Posted on: December 27, 2021

Devianza777

Jeux: 7 Avis: 4

Hit Me With Your Best Shot

The only issue Absolution had when it was first released, there was a graphics option that would cause the game to get kind of unstable in the final mission, can't remember the name of the setting but it looks like the GOG version doesn't even have it, so I'm hoping the GOG version is more stable. Having said that, I do like Absolution quite a bit, unlike the first two or three Hitman games where one had to start over if their cover was blown, the player has the option to go postal or stealth, and different things are unlocked, so it gives the game more re-play value. The story is also solid, shows 47 has more depth and actually puts a lot on the line to save a child he doesn't even know. The final level used to be quite buggy, not sure if that's the case with the GOG version or not yet but if it isn't, I'll probably come back and give the game 5 stars, if I'm able to edit the review. No clue why some are saying it doesn't work on Windows 10, I'm avoiding that OS. Windows 10 is basically just a fancier version of 7 but they did change some of thei audio files, so that may play into why the game has loading issues.

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Posted on: January 8, 2023

RuliantFire42

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Jeux: 44 Avis: 2

A more story driffen Hitman Game

My favourite part is when you can disguise your self as judge and release a crazy tin foil hat person who stole a bunch of garden gnomes in a garden centre free in court I'm not kidding you can do that at some point in the game. Hitman Absolution slightly different game compared to the other Hitman games, you have the usual stuff, being stealthy, ability to disguise your self to blend in, and using items to asassinate individuals or to distract them. But what makes this game more different to the other Hitman games is that it's more story driven. The other Hitman games are story driven as well but it's more objective based and you get a cut scene at the end of the mission. Also what makes this game different to the other Hitman games is that the level design is more linear compared to the more open level design compared to the other Hitman games. Also you can't just disguise as a cop for example and walk past a cop otherwise they will go hostile and shoot you. You have what's called instinct which is a level meter by holding CRTL while walking past an individual will use up instinct which adds to the extra challenge. Also like in the original Red Dead Redemption by pressing CTRL + Q you can stop time to place markers where to shoot and press Q again to place those shots is cool I suppose. Hitman Absolution more akin to Doom 3, Sonic CD, and Mario 2 (USA) in how it tries something new unique the that genre or IP while keeping to the same formula it usually offers. to put it short Hitman Absolution is like the black sheep compared to the other Hitman entries but it still an amazing games if you enjoy anything Hitman.

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Posted on: July 15, 2020

Jackisme

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Jeux: 52 Avis: 12

A very Mideocre Hitman

Absolution trys to by a hitman/Action game and it Fails at it. Just like most Modern Games these days Visualy Hitman looks nice and thats about it, the Story is Boring and stopt caring after the 2nd level, the Maps are very linear and uninspiriert , sound is ok at best, gameplay is good but some gameplaymechanics like instinct mode, disguises, save system are broken and make no sense. Enemy Ai even on higher difficulty is still very stupid. In summary the Good : Graphics the Bad : Boring cinematic Story Experience living, breathing, linear corridor World Rich dialouge and Hollwood standard performances Ground - breaking Ai Decive your enemys with disguise and instinct system

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Posted on: February 6, 2021

FamSeizureCT

Jeux: 6 Avis: 1

A Good Game, But A Bad Hitman Game...

Note: This review is from a Hitman WOA trilogy fan. Pros: 1. Graphics 2. AI 3. Good Animations 4. Great shooting mechanics. 5. Dialogue and Cinematics Cons: 1. Most missions are very linear compared to the other games, some not even having any targets and the objectives being to reach an exit 2. No manual saves, only manually activated checkpoints. 3.Very action-oriented instead of stealth 4. Instinct being required for blending in. TL:DR - While this game is definitely worth picking up on sale, you'll definitely enjoy this game more by playing it as a discount John Wick game, rather than playing it as a Hitman game.

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Posted on: April 23, 2021

KingKaihaku

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Jeux: 25 Avis: 2

Missing Contract Mode lowers to 3 stars.

I am new to the franchise and picked this up in a sale, but the core gameplay immediately felt familiar to Dues Ex: Human Revolutions (same developers). The game tells me that I finished at 11.5 hours but my actual time was probably closer to 20 hours with deaths and restarts taken into account. The core gameplay is solid and offers a strong toolkit of options. The problem is in the level design which, on about 70% of missions, feel like puzzles with two-three right answers rather than a sandbox to explore and manipulate. Most of the more open sandbox levels are buried in last few missions of Act 2 and Act 3. I don't like doing thing the same way twice so this left a lot of once and done content. The developers stated that they wanted to deliver a cinematic experience and this game does that, it's still a beautiful game with expressive characters, detailed locations, and strong voice acting. The story is detailed and well put together, but didn't really capture interest. If it were a movie, it's not one that I'd watch again despite the production quality. The various villains are strongly unlikeable, which is strong point, and the main character is a very cool antihero, but there's no great appeal to the others. Which is a problem when cool antihero is supposedly out to rescue a teenager who spends most of the time sitting around half conscious and barely gets any meaningful interactions. The fact that many cutscenes cannot be skipped is problematic on replay. After finishing the game, I found myself interested in going back to explore the world and experiment with different forms of mayhem. But the heavy handed story telling and level design made that feel inaccessible. I think the missing Contracts mode would have added a great deal of replay value to this title but, unfortunately, it's missing. I got a good deal on this game in the sale and I'd buy again, but at this point I'm not sure that I'll replay.

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