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Hitman 2: Silent Assassin

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Hitman 2: Silent Assassin

Rating: 4.6 (20 votes cast)

Enter the realm of a retired assassin, forced back into action by treason. You may be a hired killer but you still have a sense of loyalty and justice. Visit the dark recesses of a world corrupted by crime, greed, degradation and dishonor. And a past that catches up with you.
Trust no one - if the price is right, the finger of your most trusted ally will be on the trigger. Your targets may hide in the most remote areas of the planet, but their destruction is never prevented - only postponed.
Learn your trade - master your tools - overcome your obstacles - outsmart your enemies - eliminate your targets. Remember: rash decisions bleed consequences. Know when to strike instantly, know when to take your time. Chance favors the prepared. Failure is not an option.

  • Pick up contracts in exotic locations around the globe: Sicily, St. Petersburg, Japan, Malaysia, and India.
  • Operate in a non-linear world where the outcome of your actions and proficiency as a hitman are measured on a balance between stealth and aggression.
  • Stalk and eliminate your targets up close and personal, in either 1st or 3rd person perspectives.
  • Execute your assignments with a diverse arsenal of equipment, from armor-piercing sniper rifles and explosives to chloroform and poison darts.
  • Acquire and carry weapons and tools from mission to mission through an enhanced inventory and save-game system.
  • Original soundtrack composed by Jesper Kyd and performed by The Budapest Symphony Orchestra.
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Hitman 2: Silent Assassin review

By NobleeDukee posted 14th Sep 2011

Hitman is a great series and I would definitely suggest this game to everyone who is interested in the game. It's also unique, there are so many ways to kill a target and you can always decide whether you want to use stealth or just go in guns blazing.

Gameplay: 5/5

Graphics: 5/5

GET THE GAME! :D

Hitman 2: Silent Assassin review

By atreyuevr posted 15th Aug 2011

Amazing game... Sneak around and kill people, complete mission objectives stealthily, a game that truly gives you the ability to be a modern ninja. Snipe out foes from a distance, strangle them, blow them away with a gun, and drag their bodies out of sight. A genre-defining title that is a must buy for anyone who likes stealthy kills or action in general.

Hitman 2: Silent Assassin review

By blf1214 posted 2nd Jul 2011

First of all, the controls are good and easy to handle. Unlike Codename 47 where you have to change the controls and everything, this game's controls are already set in a comfortable arrangement. The only control i changed was crouch. That's it. Literally. Second of all, the gameplay is much, much better than that of Hitman Codename 47. The cursor in front of your head is easier to control if you played the game. Also, you can go into 1st person mode if you press F1. This makes it easier to kill people, especially if they're running. Thirdly, the graphics are improved a whole lot. The graphics look pretty amazing being made in 2002. Also, the characters faces are more detailed. I can see that Eidos and IO interactive put a lot of work in the graphics engine. So, my final thoughts are that if you are a true fan of MR.47, I highly recommend buying this game.

Hitman 2: Silent Assassin review

By wearehere349 posted 22nd Jun 2011

The good:

- The music and atmosphere are awesome. There are games with better graphics now, but very few achieve a better atmosphere.

- There's no easy button. Thinking and planning are rewarded. The game doesn't have a "designed path"... you never get the feeling "okay I'm doing this the way the designers intended." That's huge for me, and it's something that's very rare to find anymore. Instead you are given various tools, and you decide how to make them work to get the kill. Each time I play, I find a new way to accomplish the mission. It's truly open ended, and I expect the developers are surprised at some of the solutions people have found.

The Bad:

- Sometimes the enemy AI doesn't make sense. Sometimes a disguise works or doesn't work, and you don't really know why.

- You must like trial/error and experimentation. Often the best way to learn is to simply try something and see what happens. This isn't really a flaw, but I can understand that not everyone will enjoy experimenting and trial/error.

I play every Hitman sequal, but this is the only excellent Hitman. The others lack the atmosphere, level design, and/or have easy buttons. All the paths in Blood Money have clearly been designed. There's no creativity.