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Hitman Go Now Available On PC And Windows Phones
Agent 47’s puzzle-like mobile missions are on two new platforms today. The barcoded assassin is making his way to Windows Phones, but also to Windows 8.1.
Instead of the stealth- or action-heavy gameplay of the console and PC Hitman titles, Hitman Go is a turn-based title that borrows the settings and hooks of the source material. You’ll need to evade patrols, lure guards with distractions, secure optional intel, and eliminate your targets.
The Windows and Windows Phone versions offer Xbox Live features not available in the other versions. For more on the title, you can check out our review of the original iOS release.
Our Take
Mobile ports of console and PC games often meet a terrible end. This one defies the odds with its great aesthetic and clever gameplay.
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