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Hitman's back, drawing you closer than ever into his deadly
world where staying anonymous, being smart and totally ruthless
are the key to a perfect execution. Lucrative contracts on
the rich and powerful in high profile locations, make killing
for money good business. But when a rival agency enters the
scene it's war and only the best man will be left standing...
In
Hitman: Blood Money, assassins from Agent 47's contract
agency, The ICA, are systematically eliminated in a series
of hits. It seems that a larger, more powerful agency has
entered the fray. For Agent 47 it's business as usual, until
suddenly he loses contact with The ICA. Sensing that he may
be the next target, he travels to America, where he prepares
to make a killing. Agent 47 is back and this time he's getting
paid in cold, hard cash. How the money is spent will affect
his passage through the game and the weapons at his disposal,
resulting in a unique gaming experience every time you play
the game.
If
you've played any of the other Hitman games in this
series, then Blood Money will not disappoint. Everything
has been overhauled to ensure that this game is one of the
best in the franchise. But you don't have to be an old hand
to be able to jump right in and play. If you've never played
a Hitman game before, the developers have made it simple
to slip into.
If
you don't want to tip anyone off that you are hard at work,
you can rig items to make your killings look like an unfortunate
accident (rigging the chandeliers is pretty cool); and then
hide your victims body in anything big enough that you can
find. You can also hide in closets as well as conceal your
weapons. It's this ability to use your environment that elevates
this game from good to great.
On
missions it's important to ensure that you leave no clues
behind that you were there. Because if you repeatedly mess
up, by shooting innocent civilians, leaving eyewitnesses to
your crime, or not destroying CCTV footage, then an increasingly
accurate photofit image of you will be circulated. However,
do well and you will be rewarded with money with which to
extend your arsenal and further your missions.
At
the end of the day this is a good solid game that you'll really
enjoy, as long as you are prepared to get into the spirit
of things. Try not to go into every situation and kill everyone
you see (to prevent anyone squealing to the authorities) and
try to be a little more stealth like in your operations. Although,
if you want to race to the end, killing everyone in sight
is a quicker way of finish the game - it's just not as satisfying.
Blood
Money is certainly a hit with us.
Nick
Smithson
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