Going for the coveted 'silent assassin' rating is one way to ensure bang for your buck you have to study your target, learn their behaviours and strike in whichever way suits the situation before blending into the background once more. While perhaps not as satisfying as a naturally occurring success, these sequences are spectacular in and of themselves and are surprisingly rewarding if you stumble upon them yourself. On top of this, the game provides more scripted moments that you can opt into if you want a more guided experience. The base mechanics always remain the same so it's up to you how you use them. Even though there aren't tons of them, each area can be completed in a myriad of ways.
From fashion shows packed with literally hundreds of people to clinics littered with only the most elite, the locations do a fantastic job at keeping you on your toes, tossing you more opportunities than you know what to do with.
Within each map, there are a variety of varied yet believable areas - some of which are restricted and tightly guarded - that come together to form completely cohesive experiences, a microcosm of the wider world. The game is staggering in the amount of ways it an be approached, with large and labyrinthine levels that take place all over the globe. 'Hitman (2016)' reboots its classic franchise, aiming to recapture the open-plan feeling of earlier titles instead of the more linear - though still good - vibe of 'Hitman: Absolution (2012)'.
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