
Money Talks. Silence Pays. Prepare to Make a Killing. When assassins from Agent 47's contract agency, The ICA, are eliminated in a series of hits, it seems a larger, more powerful agency has entered the fray. Sensing he may be a target, 47 travels to America, and prepares to make a killing.
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This has genuinely been an amazing experience. It is the first Hitman game I finished, and I think it's a huge leap from its predecessors. To me, finishing this game felt shorter than playing a few missions from Silent Assassin. IO Interactive clearly shifted to a quality-over-quantity approach for Blood Money, which is evident in a variety of really enjoyable missions. I think that it's a bit difficult to understand how the game works at first, but once you do, a lot of its systems and AI work really well together. It feels very rewarding to solve a mission's puzzle and accomplish it in your own way. It's also one of the few games that gets even more fun in the last few hours of its story, rather than losing steam.
zalupa
Un classique absolue a tester.
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great games never get old. The freedom to eliminate targets however you want is still unmatched. Every mission feels like a puzzle, and pulling off the perfect assassination never gets boring. Agent 47 truly never misses.
This experience for the price of a disposable coffee cup is totally worth it.
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bien
It's alright. It may not be my favorite, but when it comes to Hitman games, this and Silent Assassin are the best Hitman games I've played so far. The graphics have improved from the previous three games, which pretty much looked the same. It's not a huge graphical leap like Absolution, but it is still an improvement. The gameplay is also pretty much the same as the older games, with no major new mechanics. It's not anything amazing and feels similar to the previous games. The random female NPC designs are good. They all seem to have the same face with different hairstyles, colors, or outfits, but they still never look unappealing. The story is easily the best part of the game. It's interesting and keeps the game enjoyable. That said, I wouldn't call this a masterpiece or a great game like many people do. If you're playing it after experiencing the modern Hitman games, the differences are obvious. The modern games offer much more freedom and multiple ways to kill targets, while Blood Money feels much more limited and outdated. Overall, it's alright and definitely playable, but it's not a game you'll regret skipping. 6/10