"Of course new disguises, weapons and ways of taking out your target. This, according to the studio, includes "time-limited targets, weekly IO developed Contracts and promoted content built by the very best of you out there."Īfter the initial launch, IO will release one new sandbox location per month in April, May and June, each with its own missions, signature kills and Contracts targets. Confused by this entire situation? Let us know in the comments.Live content will also start being pushed out in March. Hopefully this won’t have a negative effect on the game and we see a Hitman that returns to its roots. This Hitman situation has a lot going on and seems to only get more complicated as time goes on. They have also released a handy image which you can find here. Those who want to dive deeper into the Hitman experience can upgrade from the “intro pack” for $30. It includes all of the launch content, plus all Live Events and Contracts for the locations released in March 2016. “The “HITMAN Intro Pack” will also be available on March 11 2016, and will be priced at $34.99 (or regional equivalent). This is different from the “intro pack” which will retail for $35 and will only includes the content released in March.
“For that price, you’ll get everything – all the content we’re planning on releasing, access to all live events and a secured spot in the HITMAN Beta, which will be available on PlayStation 4 and PC only. There will be two versions of Hitman available at launch, the”full experience” will be $59.99 at launch and will include all of what’s available at launch and any post launch content. Now this is where things get a bit confusing. First off Hitman will be released on March 11th of next year. New details have been revealed about the upcoming Hitman game and things are starting to clear up.
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