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Xbox Game Pass is known for its continually expanding library of games, but along with the frequent additions to the subscription service, it does occasionally lose some titles as well. Games that are set to be removed are usually announced alongside additions, so it's often easy to prepare for the changes coming in a month ahead of time. Even with an active subscription, games can't be played after they leave the service, so having enough heads-up for a decent window to play the game tends to ease a lot of potential frustration.

A new has brought iconic actor Sean Bean into the latest entry in the series through The Undying Mission.

The Xbox Game Pass subscription service is losing Hitman: World of Assassination on Wednesday, January 31. Xbox Game Pass subscribers know to expect game removals on the 15th of each month and the last day of each month. However, there are times when the Xbox Game Pass removals stray from the established pattern and happen on unexpected days.

Hitman fans are in for a treat as the classic stealth-action game, Hitman: Blood Money — Reprisal, is making its way to the Nintendo Switch on January 25, 2024. IO Interactive, in collaboration with Feral Interactive, has just dropped an action-packed gameplay trailer of this Hitman entry, revealing Agent 47's next assignment on the popular console.

Feral Interactive has announced a Nintendo Switch release date for its updated version of Hitman: Blood Money.

Feral Interactive’s Hitman: Blood Money Reprisal is coming to Nintendo Switch on January 25th. Available for iOS and Android, it’s a digital-only purchase on the Nintendo eShop for $29.99 (though pre-orders can get it for $24.99).

Hitman: Blood Money — Reprisal will launch on Nintendo Switch in two weeks time, on 25th January.

Hitman: Blood Money Reprisal will launch for Switch via Nintendo eShop on January 25 for $29.99, publisher Feral Interactive announced. Pre-orders are available now at a discount price of $24.99.

When developing Baldur’s Gate 3, the studio took inspiration from some games you might not expect.

Feral Interactive has announced that their stealth videos game Hitman: Blood Money — Reprisal is now available on Android and iOS. The well-known stealth-action classic can now be enjoyed on mobile, with immersive gameplay and catchy music to give you company.

Last month, Feral Interactive announced Hitman: Blood Money – Reprisal, an expanded and reworked re-release of 2006’s Hitman: Blood Money, coming to iOS, Android, and Nintendo Switch. Now, the developer has revealed when the game will be hitting each platform.

Hitman: Blood Money was a big hit for the franchise when it was released for PC, PlayStation 2, and Xbox 360 back in 2006. Now, a new set of players can experience the classic stealth title as heads to iOS and Android at the end of November as Hitman: Blood Money – Reprisal.

Good news, serial killers! Hitman: Blood Money Reprisal launches on November 30 for Android, with pre-registrations up right now on Google Play. For those unaware, this is an enhanced port of the 2006 fourth instalment in the series, which originally launched on PS2, Xbox 360, and PC.

Hitman: Blood Money Reprisal will launch for iOS via App Store and Android via Google Play on November 30, publisher Feral Interactive announced. The Switch version will follow this winter.

The failure of Hitman: Absolution meant that when Square Enix chose to divest Project 007 studio IO Interactive, some offers were as low as a single dollar.

It might be strange to recall after Hitman 3's stonking success, but series developer IO Interactive was in a very precarious situation not so long ago. When 2016's Hitman failed to please IOI's owners at Square Enix, the corporation began scrabbling around looking for someone to take the studio of its hands. 

Hitman developer IO Interactive has laid out its Winter roadmap for the World of Assassination trilogy.

The latest issue of Edge Magazine includes an extensive interview with IO Interactive co-owners Hakan Abrak and Christian Elverdam about the studio's first 25 years and, of course, its future. A huge part of that is a new James Bond game, which IO announced in 2020 as an origin story with its own version of Bond: despite there being decades of 007 games, this is the first to ever take such an approach, with the others tying in to particular movies or actors.

The James Bond rights holders weren't interested in making another video game until Hitman developer IO Interactive pitched Project 007.

While the James Bond video game from Hitman developer IO Interactive is still a ways out from release, the crew behind the super spy's return to video games have been open about their ambitions for Project 007. It's apparently the "ultimate spycraft fantasy" and a game that aims to set up a new ongoing gaming series for Bond, but it surprisingly took some effort to win over current James Bond owners Eon Productions on the concept. In the latest issue of Edge Magazine (issue 391) that's on sale now, IO Interactive co-owners Hakan Abrak and Christian Elverdam broke down their vision of a James Bond game series.

There's been a lot of anticipation for the upcoming James Bond game known only as Project 007. It's not just a new Bond game, but it's also a Bond game made by Hitman developer IO Interactive, which is a good fit considering the social stealth and spy-esque gameplay of the Hitman series. The developers have stated that their Bond game will be the "ultimate spycraft fantasy," that they hope will evolve as their own series.

The upcoming Bond game from IO Interactive will have a style more in line with modern Bond movies, according to a new report.

The Drop is an Elusive Target mission in Hitman World of Assassination where Agent 47 needs to head to the club in Berlin to kill Alexios Laskaris, played by famous DJ Dimitri Vegas. The entire location has been reworked though, making Silent Assassin runs so much harder.

IO Interactive and Feral Interactive have announced that Hitman: Blood Money Reprisal is coming to Nintendo Switch, iOS, and Android later this year.

Unpack your sniper rifle and garrote, folks, as we have some exciting news for you. Feral Interactive, the team behind the excellent mobile ports of XCOM 2, Rome: Total War, and Grid Autosport is at it again. This time, it’s the murderous classic, Hitman: Blood Money.

The Hitman series is taking a break while IO Interactive focuses on other projects, but with the developer celebrating its 25th anniversary, it’s taking the opportunity to bring back one of the series’ older entries, in the form of Hitman: Blood Money – Reprisal. 

IO Interactive may be hard at work on the newest James Bond game Project 007, but their upcoming 25th anniversary celebration will largely focus on the series that fans most associate the Danish developer with, Hitman.

Feral Interactive has announced an updated version of Hitman: Blood Money for Nintendo Switch and mobile.

The Hitman series soon turns 25 years old, but Agent 47’s unwrinkled face doesn’t carry the “what am I doing with my life?” stress that normally accompanies such a birthday. Developer IO Interactive is instead celebrating with both new and returning events coming to the stealth infiltration mega package that is Hitman: World Of Assassination.

Hitman Blood Money is probably the best of the classic Hitman games prior to its 2016 rebirth with the trilogy of games that would ultimately come to be known as Hitman: World of Assassination. For those of you who haven’t revisited this iconic part of Agent 47’s history, the classic stealth-action game is being given a new look courtesy of developer Feral Interactive in partnership with IO Interactive – but rather sadly we don’t appear to be getting it on PC.

IO Interactive and Feral Interactive have announced Hitman: Blood Money Reprisal for Nintendo Switch, iOS, and Android. It’s a new version of 2006’s Hitman: Blood Money and it’ll arrive this fall for mobile devices, with the Switch version coming in winter.

Get your trigger fingers at the ready. Feral Interactive, the team behind the recent Lara Croft Switch ports, has announced Hitman: Blood Money — Reprisal will be coming to iOS, Android and Nintendo Switch.

IO Interactive has announced a series of events for HITMAN World of Assassination set to occur in October in celebration of IO Interactive’s 25th anniversary.

IO Interactive, in partnership with Feral Interactive, have announced Hitman: Blood Money Reprisal Switch, iOS, and Android in celebration of IO Interactive’s 25th anniversary. It will launch first for iOS and Android this fall, followed by Switch this winter.

Netflix released the first trailer on Tuesday for The Killer, David Fincher’s latest psychological action thriller starring Michael Fassbender as a methodical and highly trained assassin undergoing a crisis of conscience while on assignment in Paris. The trailer is quintessential Fincher: a fast-cut montage of scenes of Fassbender narrating his gradual psychological breakdown filled with sickly yellow hues and icy turquoise lighting, powered by an ominous, thrumming electronic score by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.

The first trailer for David Fincher’s new thriller The Killer has arrived.

The Hitman games have always reveled in giving players the freedom to puzzle out their own murderous solutions — even ones that go against the developers’ wishes, as seen in the latest patch for Hitman World of Assassination (née Hitman 3).

IO Interactive has released a new update for Hitman: The World of Assassination. This update covers a large variety of issues, including that surprising «death wall» bug found on Hitman 2's Isle of Sgail.

IO Interactive has released a new patch for Hitman: The World of Assassinationwhich addresses the «Death Wall» bug. 

If you long for an excuse to return to Himan 1's stellar levels, like Sapienza and Hokkaido, the latest patch for Hitman: World Of Assassination might provide. Alongside a selection of fixes, it also brings a new set of DLC missions - or "new", at least. The Sarajevo Six Campaign includes six assassination missions set across the six missions from Hitman 2016 which were previously only available on PlayStation 4.

Thank you, PS4 players, but we'll take it from here. Hitman: World of Assassination (née Hitman 3) has gotten its August patch, and it's bringing back some, well, pretty unfamiliar faces, actually. Alongside the usual bevy of updates, tweaks, removals and enhancements, it's also accompanied by a couple of new pieces of DLC. 

Danish games firm IO Interactive isn't using artificial intelligence in game development at the moment.

IO Interactive's final flourish with its Hitman trilogy was to bring it all under one roof, with Hitman 3 morphing into Hitman: World of Assassination and adding a roguelike mode alongside everything from the first two games. Or it felt like the final flourish anyway, with the game being maintained and patched since but no new additions (and even IO itself saying Hitman "is a little bit on hiatus").

Hitman 3 turned into Hitman: World Of Assassination last year, grouping the entire trilogy of missions all under one roof and adding a roguelike mode. The murder sim has been relatively quiet since.

DJ Dimitri Vegas will be joining Hitman World of Assassination, as the first Elusive Target created for the game in two years.

One of the best mission types in Hitman World of Assassination is Elusive Targets. The Drop is a new Elusive Target featuring DJ Dimitri Vegas, whom Agent 47 has been contracted to assassinate. Unlike past missions, this one has only been teased, with a release window months away.

IO Interactive has announced a brand new Elusive Target for Hitman: World of Assassination, due out later in 2023.

The Iconoclast is an Elusive Target in Hitman World of Assassination that players would do well to respect. Joanne Bayswater is in Mendoza to acquire some new clients for her agency, a rival to the ICA, and it’s down to Agent. 47 to stop her in her tracks.

Steam has snuck out its latest week-long sales event. This time, it’s a celebration of all things silent and potentially deadly worth making some noise about in the Steam Stealth Fest. Among the highlights are some pretty steep savings on Hitman, Assassin’s Creed, A Plague Tale and Sniper Elite, along with some indie stealth game gems to boot.