Hitman 3 is the glorious, grisly culmination of IO Interactive's reinventive approach to its most iconic series. This final entry in the World of Assassination trilogy exudes cool confidence at every turn, from its opening mission in what resembles a modernised Mount Olympus to the neon-soaked streets of Chongqing – IO has somehow crafted a game sleeker than 47's bald bonce.
The formula is much the same as ever: you're an assassin on a globetrotting quest to topple some powerful baduns via any means possible, and, as always, the sillier the better.
Each level is packed to bursting with chatty NPCs willing to gossip their bosses to death, killer opportunities to investigate, and colourful targets to explode, drown, or guide to their 'accidental' demise. This time, however, things are grander and more Hollywood, like Mission Impossible meets 007 with a devilishly dark sense of humour.
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