Posted on: February 14, 2012
Freddo
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Too many military missions
Being a huge fan of the original Hitman, I bought this right away. And unfortunately, in my opinion, this turned out to be a mistake as I consider it to be the weakest of all the Hitman games. While much have improved upon the first game, the game suffered by way too many "military levels". What I've always liked since the first Hitman is to walk around civilians in a public place and kill the target without anyone noticing. While the first game had some bad levels, I can't count how many times I've replayed The Lee Hong Assasination and Traditions of the Trade levels. They were simply just brilliant and I had never played anything like them before. Hitman 2 have more levels than any other game in the series, but very few with civilians in them. Instead you're forced to spend time in military complexes or fighting cyber ninjas in the winter landscape. Seriously, 47 should spend his time in resturants, hotels, casinos and so on. Another interesting this is that the two levels in the game that I like the most and do have a fair share of civilians in them (Anathema & Invitation to a Party), are the ones that got most attention in the previews and the ones which were released as demos. Bit misleading. All you need to get the near-full Hitman 2 experience is just to hunt down those two demos, and it won't cost you a dime. Another thing that I was a bit disappointed in when I played Hitman 2 was the story, which I blame all on the official website. The website had a fair chunk of information about the history of 47 about when he grew up and so on, and it raised my expectations on on the game story and that it would be expanded upon in the game, but it didn't happen. So all this Hitman 2 website information wasn't in Hitman 2 at all. That said, Hitman 2 still have the greatest soundtrack of all the games in the series, so at least that's something :-)
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