The moment the first mission starts in Hitman III, you’re greeted with the game’s version of Burj Khalifa (in the game it’s called the Burj Al-Ghazali) engulfed in clouds as you jump on to one of the pipes outside the world’s tallest building.

But the story is not something you will be mostly concerned with, it’s getting objectives done and getting out of the mission location alive. The story helps tie loose ends surrounding his childhood (which Agent 47 doesn’t remember) as well as his handler, Diana Burnwood. I don’t want to spoil the story for you in case you want to start the series, but what I can say is that this story is Agent 47 taking revenge from people who have wronged and betrayed him. The story continuesĪs mentioned earlier, Hitman 3 is the end of the trilogy that commenced in 2016 (even though the original series is fairly older). So when I got the game, I did some research on the story on the previous iterations of the game and dived right in, and boy, was I in for a treat.

I had heard about the game franchise in the past but I never really developed an interest in trying it (even after many of my friends recommending it to me). So when my editor told me I’ll be reviewing the last instalment in the Hitman Trilogy - Hitman 3, I was very sceptical of the experience since Agent 47 is known to be very particular about his kills and most of them are rather tactfully done without creating chaos. My approach in shooting games has always been going all guns blazing and that’s what I really enjoy. But one kind of games that I really cannot enjoy playing are stealth-based games. Either they’re racing games like the Need For Speed franchise or Forza, hack and slash role-playing games like Assassin’s Creed or if I’m feeling competitive, first-person shooters like Valorant or CounterStrike Global Offensive. The kind of games I play are fairly limited.

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