This is an interesting take on the Hitman series but I think it works better in concept than in practice. The Hitman games have always been great because they encourage you to examine an environment, develop a strategy, then execute it perfectly. There is a particualr puzzle-like element to it which this game has a much stronger emphasis on due to its unique presentation. Ultimately, though, you lose out on much of the freedom and exploration that you get from the other games and it often feels like each level is meant to be completed only using a specific route. I don't think this game is necessarily bad, but it is simply an inferior experience to what you will find in the other Hitman games.

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I love this! It somehow keeps the environment of the Hitman franchise and its amazing levels and hits, but consolidates it down to a little boardgame. Swapping out real-time stealth for turn-based, it feels like it taps more into the strategy/planning of the franchise. While it certainly will not give you the same feelings as pulling off the perfect hit as the actual games do, it still is a ton of fun and a nice little game to pop into every once in a while.