The fourth entry in the Hitman series sees the return of the infamous assassin known as Agent 47. This time, he embarks on a journey across the United States, participating in missions in important cities such as Las Vegas, New Orleans, and Los Angeles, as well as other unusual places. This time, he had best keep an eye on his back because his long-time company, the International Contract Agency, is under attack by an unknown competitor.
The gameplay in Hitman: Blood Money is, for the most part, very similar to that of the previous games in the series. Your task will once more consist of completing a number of different assassination assignments. You have two options for evading the suspicious guards: either pretend to be someone else and move around, or you can open fire on everyone you see. After you have finished your job, you will be awarded a rating, ranging from the undesirable “Mass Murderer” to the highly desirable “Silent Assassin.”
Blood Money, on the other hand, presents a significant number of novel aspects. A brand-new notoriety system will keep tabs on each and every one of your actions, which, in turn, will need the highest level of calculation on your part in order for you to be successful in achieving your goals. You will be given the option to stage accidents, and in the event that you are suspected, bribes and “other” mishaps will always be on hand. This is for those of you who are sick of taking a straightforward approach to things. In addition, Blood Money provides the player with the chance to modify their arsenal.
