Review: Hitman 3 is good, even if the execution is less than perfect
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Hitman 3 perfects its stealth gameplay, but it`s held back by some lackluster missions and high price tag. For 20 years, the Hitman series has delivered some of the most ambitious and most creative stealth games on the market, and that trend is set to continue with Hitman 3, the final entry in the World of Assassination trilogy that started with 2016`s Hitman reboot. Players are thrust back into the bespoke suit of Agent 47, a genetically-engineered assassin tasked with killing some of the most infamous people in the world. Since adopting an open-world design in Hitman 2016, IO Interactive has been able to polish and build upon the non-linear gameplay of earlier Hitman games to staggering new heights. As a result, Hitman 3 offers some of the best missions in any Hitman game yet. However, uneven pacing, a massive paywall, and a lackluster conclusion cap the new trilogy with a limp whimper instead of the thunderous applause the series deserves. Hitman 3 review: The good The ba...