So let's be blunt: Hitman 3 might be wrapping up the story of the last two games, but this definitely won't be the last of the Hitman series obviously, it's going to be strung out with DLC for a while, like a diabetic rationing his jelly beans.īut that aside, what the fuck else has IO Interactive got to fall back on? Freedom Fighters? The fucking Kane & Lynch sequel that I, for one, would welcome like a snow shovel to the bridge of the nose? 'They're making a James Bond game, Yahtz.' Oh, a game about an unflappable dude in a suit pursuing secret objectives in a series of high-class environments? That'll be a fucking stretch it'll just be like Hitman, won't it, except with forcible undressing of women as well as men? I seem to remember Hitman 2 came out during a slow period in winter, as well must be something about this time of year when we're stuck indoors with the family that makes people want to methodically plan brutal executions. Thanks in advance for your continued support! Guilt, guilt, bat eyelashes, bat eyelashes, etc.Īnd so comes yet another final installment of the series that has soft-rebooted more often than a melting ZX81: Hitman 3. Plus, you get a bunch of perks like ad-free viewing via The Escapist+ on our main website, early access on YouTube via YouTube Memberships, and bonus content like our monthly Ask the Creators video series, where we answer your burning questions. Your support allows us to continue making the content we want instead of chasing algorithms or the latest trends. This month, we're asking for your support through our premium programs via The Escapist+ and YouTube Memberships. This week on Zero Punctuation, Yahtzee reviews Hitman 3.

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