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Hitman Go Update Sneaks In New Content
Square Enix has announced the first content update for its turn-based strategy game based on the Hitman universe. Hitman Go is an isometric puzzle game in which you work to avoid enemies, take out targets, and infiltrate locations.
Dubbed the “Airport box”, the update brings in 15 new levels and gameplay mechanics such as moving walkways, skipping turns, new enemies, and a new civilian mode. The levels can be unlocked either by paying $0.99 or by natural progression through the game.
Hitman Go is available for $4.99 on iOS and Android. The update goes live today for iOS and will be coming to Android devices soon. If you’re interested in checking out the puzzle game, be sure to read our review to learn more. If you're a fan of the Hitman series and Agent 47's disguises, check out our recent ridiculous disguises feature as well.
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