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Hitman HD Enhanced Collection

IO Interactive · Jan 11, 2019

PS4 · Xbox One

Mature

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The Hitman HD Enhanced Collection brings together two iconic Hitman titles in high resolution, 60fps quality. Follow the story of Agent 47 as he prepares to make a killing in Hitman: Blood Money HD, and how he persues redemption in Hitman: Absolution HD. Hitman: Blood Money HD - When assassins from Agent 47's contract agency, The ICA, are eliminated in a series of hits, it seems a larger, more powerful agency has entered the fray. Sensing he may be a target, 47 travels to America, and prepares to make a killing. Hitman: Absolution HD - Betrayed by the Agency and hunted by the police, Agent 47 finds himself pursuing redemption in a corrupt and twisted world.

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Scores by platform

PlayStation 4

Critic 7.2 (7 critics) · Gamer 9.1

7.8

Xbox One

Critic 6.9 (5 critics) · Gamer 8.4

7.4

Critic reviews

  • Way Too Many Games

    Leo Faria · Jan 23, 2019

    7.0
    At the end of the day, after playing both games for the first time, I have to commend Absolution for managing to stand the test of time, while not being able to praise Blood Money in the same way. To be fair, I still prefer Hitman 2: Silent Assassin to it due to having a more interesting narrative. The Hitman HD Enhanced Collection is a great way to enjoy even more stealthy assassinations on a modern console, but I can only truly recommend it to die-hard fans of the franchise. Those are the ones who’ll surely look past the fact one of the games included in this compilation hasn’t aged as gracefully as the other.
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  • Game Zone

    Cade Onder · Jan 19, 2019

    6.5
    These games are not bad games, that should be made clear, they're just games of their time. Holding them up to the light reveals many flaws, especially when held up next to their current iterations in the series. IO Interactive hasn't done enough to make these games worth revisiting in their current state, had they given Blood Money the full remake treatment, there is extreme potential for this collection... but alas, they have not.
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  • Gaming Bolt

    Corey Gavaza · Jan 18, 2019

    8.0
    Those players who live for the freedom to do whatever they want will balk at Absolution’s restrictions. And those who are looking for a more structured title will find Blood Money’s unfocused gameplay unfulfilling. Ultimately, I think that both of these games are worth playing. They’re both quality titles in their own ways. But however good they both are, you should be prepared to only really love one of the titles in this collection.
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  • ZTGD

    Ken McKown · Jan 16, 2019

    7.0
    So in essence Blood Money and Absolution is like watching the series find its footing. I feel like both games really paved the way for the extremely successful reboot of the series. Both seem to bring ideas into the newer games. It was neat to revisit these older games, but $60 for both without the option to purchase them separately feels a bit much.
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  • GameSpew

    Richard Seagrave · Jan 14, 2019

    7.0
    If you really love the Hitman series, including Absolution, and don’t mind parting with £49.99/$59.99, you’ll appreciate what’s been done to bring these games to current gen consoles. If not, you’ll probably want to wait for a bit of a discount. Hitman HD Enhanced Collection thankfully isn’t a lazy port, but I can’t help but feel that a mistake has been made with regards to its pricing.
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  • Cubed3

    Justin Prinsloo · Feb 10, 2019

    8.0
    Both Hitman: Blood Money and Hitman: Absolution are a stealth gamer's delight, and a decent addition to the PS4's growing catalogue of classics. Veterans and newcomers alike will find something to enjoy in this diverse pairing, but the over-the-top price tag is likely to discourage many who are on the fence.
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