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Hitman 3 | Firetale

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copperingots8/10on PCAug 25, 2026
HITMAN 3 keeps everything that worked in the previous two games, but for me it manages to take another step forward. The stealth gameplay is still incredibly fun, even if some mechanics are starting to feel a little dated. The maps are probably the strongest part of the game. I enjoyed them even more than those in the previous two entries: they are extremely detailed, creative and full of different possibilities for taking down your targets. It’s hard to find a truly bad location in the entire trilogy. The NPCs can still be a little stupid at times and the story isn’t anything extraordinary, but this time we also get a proper conclusion to Agent 47’s story, which makes the whole experience feel more complete. For me, this is the best of the three. The fantastic maps, satisfying gameplay and conclusion to the trilogy make it a very well made saga
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Koray10/10Dec 28, 2025
Hitman 3 (PS5) Every good thing has an end, and replaying this game reminded me why saying goodbye to it isn’t easy, even after all these years. Jumping back in was like meeting an old friend after years; everything felt familiar, but it still managed to hit me in the feels. Some games just leave that kind of mark, no matter how many times you come back to them. To be honest, the cutscenes feel somewhat downgraded, almost PS3-era, but they’re still an improvement over Hitman 2. Knowing that IO Interactive was working with a tighter budget, so I can overlook it. What really matters is that the story feels far more immersive this time around. As a whole, it’s a strong, memorable finale that nicely wraps up the trilogy. I also wanted to rate each mission based on how much I liked their settings, entirely my subjective thoughts, of course: 1.On the Top of the World: 10/10 2.Death in the Family: 11/10 (What a fun and different mission!) 3.Apex Predator: 9/10 4.End of an Era: 8/10 5.The Farewell: 10/10 6.Untouchable: 10/10 (A great finale that puts an end to the trilogy) Sadly, with series like Metal Gear Solid, Dishonored, Thief, and Splinter Cell all seemingly gone quiet, Hitman feels like the last true sandbox stealth experience we have left. ''10/10''