All the missions of Hitman‘s first season can be up to date and playable inside Hitman 2, IO Interactive introduced right now. Which is nice. This will give the missions information methods to do murders, in addition to just a little further visible fanciness and new modes. Which sounds fairly chuffing nice. IO do specify that season one house owners will get the revamped counterparts in Hitman 2 free of charge, so it seems like newcomers might want to pay for ’em. They name this precept of unified homicide “World Of Assassination”, which might be meant to sound grand however does principally remind me of Truck Simulator’s World Of Trucks.
“The World Of Assassination ensures that all our new features–across AI, combat, gameplay items, graphics improvements, and new game modes–will be available across all of Season One content as well,” IO mentioned in right now’s bulletins. These embody flashbang grenades and dart weapons, pretending to be a shrub or slipping into NPC crowds to duck suspicion, smuggling forbidden objects into locations in briefcases, and… y’know, sequel stuff.
“Everything from Season One onward will now under one ever-expanding roof, with fresh concepts and live content being consistently released to the community,” IO add.
Hitman’s episodic journey was a bit bumpy at instances however consists of some cracking areas for sandbox homicide, so it’ll be good to see extra of them within the sequel.
The Hitman Legacy Pack, because it’s formally named, can be free to Hitman Season One house owners as soon as the sequel launches. IO don’t say how a lot it’ll value for newcomers. If you need Hitman Season One’s missions with out the sequel’s modifications, hey, play them in plain ol’ Hitman.
Hitman 2 is because of launch on November 13th, costing £45/€60/$60 on Steam. Unlike Season One, it’s arriving in a single lump slightly than episodically. But clearly ‘live content’ remains to be a part of the plan.
