Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Oct 8, 2021

  Ironically, this is the most violent Hitman game. I had to kill hundreds of people to fully beat this title
• gamedeal user

  May 30, 2022

  Start playing this if you think Hitman games are hard! Best puzzle game ever.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 9, 2023

  A simple and stylish Hitman 47 turn-based strategy to keep brain active. Features levels from Hitman: Bloody Money and Hitman 2: Silent Assassin with 47's famous toolset.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 28, 2016

  I read some of the negative reviews because, well i was wondering what someone thought was negative about this game. Some said it didn't play on PC...plays on mine just fine. Some complained that their weren't enough settings...for what? The game doen't need any. Some said too expensive...really? I pay more to see a two hour movie. Some said it doesn't feel like the other Hitman game...surprise...it isn't, did you even look at the video or pictures? Talk about peas under matresses. In my opinion this game is fun and quick. I can play a fast board or several. I didn't expect anything more then what was advertised and I am very happy with what I recieved.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 2, 2016

  Nice relaxing game of puzzle solving.If your a fan of Agent 47 and the Hitman franchise you enjoy board games like checkers and chess this is a must . A total of 91 levels will challenge you in various scenario's. Most level's can be completed with common sense trail and error and process of elimination moves.Nice classic Hitman back ground music is very soothing .With 26 total achievements that are easy enough for completion gamers to reach 100%. Bought it on sale at 20% off the original price of $7.99 which isn't out of line at all.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 21, 2017

  I purchased Hitman:GO because I adore board games and puzzles, so this review is coming from someone who isn’t familiar with the Hitman franchise. For the most part, Hitman:GO was an enjoyable turn-based puzzling experience. I loved the board piece visuals, the sleek and minimal interface, and how the game would gradually introduce trickier enemies to evade and obstacles/helpful items as I progressed. I do, however, have 2 design flaws I want to stress to all potential buyers: 1) There are different level packs that you unlock by completing objectives. Some objectives, such as “don’t kill any enemies” or “don’t kill any dogs”, make sense. The “complete the level in X turns or less” objective, however, is thoroughly asinine without a turn counter. I don’t consider myself a spoiled gamer by any means, but I think it’s rather ludicrous that a person should have to count 20+ turns in their head (while also trying to solve the puzzle at hand) in order to complete an objective. 2) Positioning is key in a turn-based puzzler where you need to evade your enemies. However, in some levels, certain areas of the board (and your options to move) are obscured by walls. Sure, I can use the right mouse button to reposition the camera, but this is VERY clunky. [b]TLDR;[/b] Hitman:GO is a good turn-based board game. Design flaws prevent it from being a great game in the puzzle genre. I recommend it to board game and puzzle lovers, but with reservations.
• gamedeal user

  May 27, 2017

  I was hesitant at first to pick up a mobile port but with game being so cheap on sale I decided to try it out, and I’m glad I did. If you like puzzle games then you’ll like Hitman GO. The game is all about moving your figure around on a grid like levels trying to take out your targets. When you move, everybody else moves. Enemies have different abilities, there are pick up weapons, decoys, disguises, there are also escalators, manhole teleporters, locked doors and keys all working together to give your brain a challenge to figure out. What is also nice is that there is more than one way to finish a level. Some levels will require multiple plays to achieve 3 star rating, so there is some replayability. Overall the game can be finished and 100%ed in 7-8 hours. But one huge gripe I have with this game is its control scheme. Swiping makes sense on mobile, but not with a mouse. If your only available movement is up, down, left or right you could have used, oh I don’t know, freaking ARROWS? Or even just clicking on a spot would have made more sense than swiping. It would have been nice to at least have that option.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 18, 2017

  (This review is almost a copy-paste job of the Lara Croft Go review as they are very similar) Great little turn based puzzle game set in a Hitman setting. Puzzles are not overly difficult, however it keeps you interest with each new stage and slowly introduces new mechanics. New levels provide additional challenges (like, solve this level in limited number of moves) which keeps the game challenging and fresh. (Also recommended by me via the [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/HeadachesandMigraines]Headache & Migraine Gaming Group[/url])
• gamedeal user

  Dec 21, 2017

  Hitman GO: Definitive Edition is a very cool and relaxing puzzle game. The minimalistic style is pleasing to the eye and along with an elegant soundtrack it keeps you coming back for more. The gameplay is simple although it does involve plenty of strategy and stealth. Playing through the many levels you feel as if you are on a tour in a art exhibit. Each level has its own unique layout and design, and with varying challenges. All in all this game is well worth your time and money. I still cant get the beat from the trailer out of my head. [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/31699029-The-Wisdom-of-Oz/] For more quality reviews, check out and follow my curator page! [/url]
• gamedeal user

  Mar 4, 2018

  Hitman Go has little more than an aesthetic similarity to the main Hitman games, but it's a fun puzzle game nonetheless. The puzzles get quite tricky but still fair, and the whole board game aesthetic is a nice touch, too. Recreating the opera house level from Blood Money is bonus points, too.