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Take On Zombies As Agent 47 In Free Update For Hitman: Sniper
Mobile game Hitman: Sniper now has a new free update, Death Valley Challenge Mode, where you can tackle zombies with your sniper skills as Agent 47. Hitman: Sniper was released last summer, and serves as a mobile-market spiritual successor to Hitman: Sniper Challenge.
You must defend Ben, named after the winner of the PAX East 2016 tournament, as he desperately struggles to fix his broken car while zombies surround him within an abandoned military base. Death Valley Challenge Mode will have three difficulty levels, 30 unlockable achievements, new custom weapon options, and A.I. that adjusts to the player’s skill level.
The zombies include both humans and monkeys, arriving in waves as a survival mode. Developer Square Enix Montreal has stated that new content for the original Montenegro Contracts mode is on the way as well.
The update is now available for iOS, with Android soon to follow.
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