Additional mechanics are introduced throughout the game, sometimes requiring trial-and-error on the player's part to understand a new mechanic's role in completing the level. Information is typically conveyed to the player in a visual language without written text, aside from the list of optional objectives for each level. Agent 47 can also make use of a sniper rifle and his iconic twin " Silverballer" pistols to eliminate foes at range in certain levels. Potted plants can be used as hiding spots, litter can be thrown to distract and change the movement patterns of enemies, and new types of enemies eventually appear with their own unique behaviors. Such objectives include completing a level without killing any guards, finishing the level under a specified number of moves, or acquiring a briefcase located within the level.Īs the player progresses, several new mechanics are introduced that add further gameplay wrinkles. After completing a handful of the game's initial levels, the player can begin fulfilling optional secondary objectives in order to earn up to three stamps per level. Successfully completing a level awards players with a Hitman logo stamp, and accruing these stamps eventually unlocks additional multi-level campaigns for play. In certain levels, the goal is an assassination target that must be eliminated. However, if an enemy piece moves onto the player's occupied node during its turn, the game is over. Enemies can be eliminated by moving onto an enemy's currently occupied node in a fashion similar to chess. Nearly all of the game's levels contain a number of enemy pieces which must be either evaded or removed from play in order to reach the goal. Agent 47 must distract a Static guard to complete this level Any remaining NPCs on the grid act simultaneously once the player has finished their turn. During their turn, the player's piece may move once between two connected nodes and, when applicable, make use of certain objects. Character movement is turn-based and restricted to the grid's paths and nodes. Players must reach each level's goal point, a fixed node usually positioned at the opposite end of the playing grid, in order to progress to the next level. The basic gameplay of Hitman Go can be described as a grid-based clockwork puzzle viewed from a top-down perspective. A "VR Edition" was released the same year for Oculus Rift and Samsung Gear VR virtual reality devices. This version includes upgraded visuals, all prior DLC, and a modified control scheme suited for either gamepad-style controllers or a mouse.
#HITMAN GO GAMES WINDOWS#
The game received a "Definitive Edition" release in 2016 for the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita, as well as Linux and Windows via Steam. A version for the Amazon App Store was ported by illogika Studios.
#HITMAN GO GAMES FOR ANDROID#
Hitman Go was later released for Android and Windows Phone mobile devices, as well as the Windows 8 Store. The game's characters are represented by board game counters which act by turns, and the player's piece must evade or eliminate several different types of color-coded enemies in order to complete various objectives. Players use touch controls to guide Hitman franchise protagonist Agent 47 through numerous grid-based levels presented in a minimalist style reminiscent of a vintage board game. Hitman Go is a turn-based puzzle game developed by Square Enix Montréal and originally published by Square Enix via Apple's App Store on April 17, 2014.
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