Hitman: Blood Money

this is it, classic hitman at its peak, the mold that made world of assassination. throwing things, hiding spots for bodies, the all powerful coin: the new mechanics here built on the base of Contracts and Silent Assassin to make the best sandbox assassination game of the 2000s. Sorry not sorry ubisoft.

There is a Reason Good Game Design Doesn't Get Old Hitman Blood Money is one of the greatest examples of why good game design is timeless. The game has amazing level variety. Each level has so much soul, and as you're learning each of them, you feel like the devs are watching you as you play through them. Meticulous…

A true cornerstone of my childhood. It might be a little difficult to go back to after the brilliance of the World of Assassination trilogy, but Blood Money still holds up very well. It's absolutely a product of its time, and I'm completely okay with that. The game oozes nostalgia, and you can see the foundation of…

Some games get old. Some games become classics. Hitman: Blood Money did both. Nearly two decades later, it still offers freedom, creativity, and that unique satisfaction of pulling off the perfect assassination. Every mission feels like a puzzle with dozens of solutions, and Agent 47 remains as iconic as ever. A tim…

This game have a special place in my library, it optimized good even with modern Hardware well done IO Interactive. as 2006 Game i would give it 10/9, it's one of the best Hitman video game even in 2026 still playable.

I always felt like this was the first proper "modern" Hitman game. The previous ones still had a lot of remnants of classic "PC-centric junk" for the better and the worst. Its a pretty good game even though I was never really that much into Hitman. Plays really nice on the Deck