Hitman 3 is a Mostly Great End to the World of Assassination Trilogy | Hitman 3 Review
248Agent 47 is back for the conclusion of IO Interactive's World of Assassination trilogy, Hitman 3. Have IOI stuck the landing on the end to Agent 47's final game in the reboot series? Watch Colm and Matthew break down all things Hitman 3 in our Hitman 3 review.
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As well as hearing our thoughts on the game, you'll obviously get to see some lovely Hitman 3 gameplay in this Hitman 3 PC review, too. Only makes sense, really, doesn't it? You'll get to see a little bit from all six Hitman 3 maps, but we've kept any major assassinations or story spoilers to an absolute minimum, so don't worry about that.
And it's definitely worth mentioning the story, because as you'll hear during this Hitman 3 PC gameplay, Hitman 3 is more story-heavy than the previous two games in the trilogy. As well as your standard cutscenes, Hitman 3 contains a few linear sections that feel a bit odd to us when the series has always had a freedom about it. It feels a little Hitman Absolution at times.
However, with that said, this game also has some of our favourite locations from the entire series. The murder mystery of Dartmoor, the night club in Berlin, the swanky party happening in Mendoza: there are five stellar Hitman 3 maps here that will definitely become some of your favourites in the series.
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