Hitman: Blood Money

salamander678's Hitman: Blood Money (Xbox 360) review

Hitman Blood Money

Hitman: Blood money was released early on in the Xbox 360 life cycle and it is apparent through its antiquated gameplay. Blood Money was released for the PS2, the original Xbox and the 360 iteration is merely a polished version of its brethren. Agent 47 in this adventure remains true to the Hitman series as you travel around the world assassinating designated targets.

Hitman entails a play through because the adventure will entertain as you murder, assassinate, and kill your way till the end. If blood and guts diverts you from a good time then you can play the way it was intended and that is by sneaking your way through the missions. I took the big bang approach and killed as many people as I pleased. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.

The antiquated gameplay and graphics holds Hitman to a B average game as it does not stack up to the competition but it's still a fun game. The game is linear in the sense that you have designated targets in every stage but your route to these targets vary greatly which gives you freedom to explore and maim as you please.

The following video is a montage that I spliced together, enjoy.

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