Hitman Absolution comes back with better everything but still with a hard campaign. I always once had Hitman: Blood Money and found very interesting game and when Hitman Absolution came out I was quiet excited about it and even thought of buy the Deluxe Edition but never did. Why? Well, something told me that the game wasn't as intriguing as the past games in the series, so I got the standard edition for a really cheap price and bought it. Now going to what really matters, the story. The story is about a contract called Diana Burnwood, Agent 47's handler. Travis the head of the Agency gives the contract to kill Diana to 47 and bring Victoria back to the Agency. 47 didn't execute her, he shoots her and regretting he comforts the death of Diana. Diana moments before dying gives him a letter to keep Victoria safe from the Agency. 47 hides Victoria in a orphanage. 47 finds out that there are people that want to kidnap Victoria and auction her. She later is kidnapped by a man called Blake Dexter and 47 has to retrieve from Dexter and keep her safe. Hitman Absolution has a predictable story where 47 is bound to keep Victoria safe and later she's kidnapped and he has to get her back.
So, is Hitman Absolution worth it? Yes, definitely. With it's hard story it still a worthy game to buy but if you're not into this type of games I don't know whether you'll enjoy it or not, hopefully yes.
I was a fan of the 47 franchise. Played again and again codename 47, Silent Assassin, Contracts and of course Blood Money! I was looking forward for absolution since I saw the first trailer. I was so happy when it finall... Read Full Review
If you are a Hitman (meaning you've played the previous games and not only BM) fan don't even bother, why? Here is why: -Can no longer save your progress, so no place for experimentation -Checkpoints are terribly pla... Read Full Review
