When it was first announced, IO didn’t set out a release plan per se, but said that the game would cost '$60, no dollar more, no DLC or microtransactions or stuff like that.' The Intro Pack cost $34.99 at that point. In September 2015, IO revealed that the initial March content would come with three locations – France, Italy and Morocco, with Thailand, USA and Japan launching monthly between April and June. This is also the second time Hitman’s release plan has been changed since it was announced during PlayStation’s E3 conference last year. This is presumably the ‘configuration change’that has caused pre-orders for the title to be cancelled on PS4. IO has also confirmed that the entire package will be coming to physical retail on a disc at the end of 2016. Extra locations can be bought for $10, with gamers able to purchase everything for $50. What’s more, PlayStation customers will get access to various exclusives, including six unique contracts and a beta that unlocks with the Hitman preorder.The Intro Pack will set consumers back $15. This new Hitman game promises to offer several exotic locations for stalking high-profile targets, and will lead with digital releases for PC and consoles. You can run-and-gun as well if you choose, but that rarely goes well – and isn’t really Agent 47’s style anyway. Missions are open-ended and offer a variety of approaches to reaching your objective, usually by stealing the clothes of NPCs to disguise yourself and access restricted areas. In case you’ve never played a Hitman game, the series follows Agent 47 – a genetically engineering assassin who makes a living as a contract assassin.

Apparently that’s changed – at Sony’s E3 2015 press event, Io Interactive revealed the trailer for its latest Hitman game, even promising it would received an exclusive public beta on PlayStation 4 consoles. From the original Codename Assassination to Absolution fans have loved following the exploits of Agent 47, but after its next-gen project was cancelled we expected his story was hold for some time. Original Story: Few games have made contract assassinations quite as challenging or rivetating as the Hitman series. Hitman is returning to PC and consoles, and will receive an exclusive beta for PlayStation 4.

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