
The original assassin is back! Betrayed by the Agency and hunted by the police, Agent 47 finds himself pursuing redemption in a corrupt and twisted world.
Most likely between $1.6M and $4.4M. On 8 games checked against developer-reported sales, our median error is 11%. How we estimate →
Reviews
Themes across 1590 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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Bald guy and 5 nuns. Sound more like an adult video, not game.
Прошел трижды, почему-то написать захотел сейчас. В общем и целом игра очень хороша для своих лет, графика не самая лучшая, но и не самая плохая, для своих лет сойдет. Сюжет интересный, хоть и не очень большой, но проходить очень комфортно, ведь ты сам можешь выбрать свой стиль игры, потому что по сюжету можно играть либо скрытно, где стоит просто подождать, когда цель сама зайдет в какое-то место и убить, либо сразу всех перестрелять. В общем советую.
I bought Hitman Absolution to kill people discreetly. 70 hours later, a guard recognized me because I was wearing a hat. 10/10
es muy bueno
jogo consideravelmente bom
WAY too overhated
GAYET GÜZEL OYUN GRAFİK OLARAK ÇOK BEKLENTİ OLMAMASI LAZIM AMA HİKAYE BÖLÜMÜ ÇOK GÜZEL
genel olarak bazı yerlerde neler yapmam gerektğini anlamakta zorluk çeksemde güzel akıcı bir oyun bi yerden sonra sarpa sarıyor
absolut cinema
the points system feels punishing. even stuff like wear a disguise - minus x points. and the points are counted live, which makes you feel like you did the wrong thing even if it made complete sense. the reboot series had done it better, introducing "challenges" rather than going pure "points". you wanna do in a suit - go ahead, you will unlock a challenge. but it's fine if you don't want to, you'd still be recognised as the best assassin so long as you didn't blow everything up and made the map a literal slaughterhouse. what adds to the fuel is the fact that Absolution teaches you and provides tools for murder rampage, with the cool looking chain kills and all, but then straight punishes you for actually using these mechanics with points because a good assassin is someone who kills only their target. it's not really freedom, more like a gilded cage, where "they" give you everything you want, but then wristslap every decision "they" did not like. that said, if you don't care about points and are immune to this kind of stuff - this game is otherwise very good.