Hitman: Contracts

gra grywalna na padzie czasy ps2 powróciły

beautiful

for a game that was realised in 2004, its still kinda fun in 2026 ngl.

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O mais fraco dos originais, mas ainda um ótimo jogo.

peak romanian clone simulator (i need steam award)

[h1] Score: ◆◆◆◆◇ (4/5) [/h1] Contracts is probably the best of the original trilogy, though I can't help but give it an equal rating to its predecessor, Silent Assassin, since such a large portion of this game is made up of levels from the first game remade. Many of the same improvements introduced in Silent Assassin return here, such as a save system, more logical enemy AI, and much greater flexibility in how you complete missions. You should still expect a degree of trial and error as you experiment and learn the layout of each map, but that is part of the fun of the Hitman series. The save system allows you to experiment without worrying about having to repeat large sections. That improvement alone greatly decreases the frustration found in the first game. New levels like Beldingford Manor and the Meat King's Party are fantastic, and I wish Contracts hadn't relied so heavily on remaking old levels because these are the game's shining moments. The story is also largely uninteresting, as 95% of what you're doing is presented through flashbacks and memories, but Hitman didn't really attempt to tell much of a story until Blood Money anyway. Just like the first two games, Contracts has that early 2000s charm and aesthetic, and the electronic soundtrack plays a large part in that. Since I played the Hitman series in order, it was hard not to feel a little disappointed at having to retread previous missions. That said, it's very easy to recommend skipping Codename 47 and going straight to Silent Assassin, followed by Contracts. There's very little reason to play the first game beyond historical curiosity, and the levels that weren't remade are best left in the past.