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Released May 26, 2006 · IO Interactive
Hitman Blood Money is the fourth installment of the critically acclaimed Hitman series. If Agent 47 must stay hidden, make clean ‘hits’ and leave the scene unnoticed, he will be rewarded. But if he is revealed during a violent act, his picture will end up in the papers and on wanted posters, making the job as a contract killer more difficult. This time, Agent 47 is paid in cold, hard cash. How the money is spent will affect his passage through the game and the weapons at his disposal, resulting in a unique game-play experience for each player.
Steam · 16K reviews · 94% positive
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The Hitman: Blood Money Lobby
My favourite Hitman game, which has over 10,000 'Very Positive' reviews on Steam, is now less than a buck
I think it’s fair to say that PC Gamer and Hitman: Blood Money have a long, storied relationship. Jim Rossignol once said that 'I never get tired of Hitman: Blood Money's inventiveness' , while Tom Francis described the assassination sim as 'one of the richest, most open-ended and enduringly satisf…
One of the best PC games ever made is yours for $2
The recent World of Assassination series has thrust Agent 47 and Hitman back into the mainstream again. After a short hiatus, and the perhaps-better-forgotten Hitman Absolution, the contract-killing clone is once again at the top of the stealth game mountain, right where he belongs. But despite its…
The best classic Hitman game gets a makeover, but not on PC
Hitman Blood Money is probably the best of the classic Hitman games prior to its 2016 rebirth with the trilogy of games that would ultimately come to be known as Hitman: World of Assassination. For those of you who haven't revisited this iconic part of Agent 47's history, the classic stealth-action…
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