Hitman: Absolution

Booting up Absolution again feels like stepping into a time capsule of 2012 cinematic gaming taking me back to my high school gaming days. The vibe of this game is unmatched. It doesn't have the clean, sterile, high-society aesthetic of the modern World of Assassination trilogy. Instead, Absolution is drenched in sw…

Hitman: Absolution is the black sheep of the series. It's much more linear, much more interested in telling a cinematic storyline rather than giving you freedom in approaching your objectives. The story takes itself very seriously and wants to seem mature/complex, but for me it wasn't very interesting; it did its jo…

Good game, just not what you would expect from Hitman, it's more linear but it's still worth a playthrough, also the cutscenes are hilarious fever dreams (limp ♥♥♥♥ lenny!) and every villain is comically evil.

I completed this game on Xbox360 and decided to play it again on Steam. It's a pity that IOI closed the Contracts servers, so it's impossible as of now to get those related achievements unless you download a server from a guide and follow the steps. Too much work to get them IMO, so I'll just leave the game wihout t…

Its a lot more streamlined and linear than the prequels, a lot less demanding on the player. I really like the visuals and asthetics, looks really good for a 15 year old game (whaaaat?? 15?!). Plays really good on the Deck.

Great story, action and replayability. it's also a great speedruning game