Hitman 2 takes you to Colombian ruins and coca fields

Recently, Warner Bros. announced that Hitman 2 would launch on Xbox Ane and other platforms on Nov thirteen, 2022. In order to get the perfect assassinator, y'all take to blend into the oversupply, exploit the surroundings, and play a trick on numerous personalities. Each conclusion has a consequence, and then the more "invisible" you are, the smoother the mission will go.

Today, the publisher revealed the game's Colombian location after teasing it a few weeks agone. The Santa Fortuna area is an exotic setting with lush vegetation and even more opportunities to kill your enemies in creative ways. Information technology's apparently located in the centre of the Colombian rainforest, and introduces areas similar a native hamlet, caves, ruins, and coca fields. You'll be going confronting a dare information technology seems.

In Hitman 2, Agent 47 embarks on a mission to hunt the elusive "Shadow Client" and unravel his militia one time and for all. Even so, when he learns the subconscious truth about his past, nothing will ever be the aforementioned. The game likewise introduces new ways to play with the "Sniper Assassin" mode, a standalone characteristic that brings a co-op experience to the Hitman series.

Those who preorder the Gold Edition or Collector'southward Edition can play the game on Nov ix. In that location'southward also a collector's edition available which features Agent 47's iconic briefcase and other items similar a dapper rubber duck.

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