Hitman Go
OpenCritic
Strong
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"That’s the heart of Hitman: giving players the power to create their own stories. And that’s as big and powerful as ever in Hitman 2. So I don’t care if it’s not the newest thing in the world. It’s still one of the most solid and rewarding games you can get. And it’s an ideal antidote to games that are more obsessed with looking immersive than playing great. "
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About Hitman Go
Hitman Go is a turn-based puzzle game released in April 2014 by Square Enix Montréal. You control Agent 47 as he navigates grid-based dioramas to eliminate targets or infiltrate secure zones. The title launched on iOS, Android, Windows Phone, and later arrived on PC via Microsoft Windows. It strips away the action of traditional Hitman entries to focus purely on tactical movement and planning. Each level acts as a self-contained puzzle where you must plan your path carefully. The game uses bright, stylized art that looks like a toy set rather than a realistic environment. It stands out by turning a stealth franchise into a strategic board game format without losing the core identity of the series.
Gameplay
You move Agent 47 one square at a time on a fixed grid during your turn. The moment you stop moving, enemies complete their own actions based on set patrol routes or scripted events. You must watch guard patterns and wait for the right opening to slip past them. Disguises are key because wearing a specific uniform lets you enter restricted areas without triggering alarms. Tools like sniper rifles let you hit targets from a distance while distractions draw guards away from your path. Sometimes you need to push enemies off ledges or hide bodies to avoid detection. The turn-based nature means every single move carries weight. If you step into a guard's line of sight, the mission fails immediately. This forces you to analyze the board layout before making even one step forward.
What Players Think
Critics and players generally approve of this title with an OpenCritic score of 83 out of 100 based on strong reviews. Nine-one percent of critics recommend it on that platform while IGDB lists a 74.4 rating from over a hundred user scores. Reviewers note the satisfaction of planning complex routes. God is a Geek gave it a 95 and called the simulated mass murder fun. The community moods reflect high engagement with players enjoying the short, bite-sized sessions. Average playtime stays low since each level is a quick puzzle to solve. Users appreciate the lack of microtransactions compared to other mobile titles. Some reviewers mention that the game captures the spirit of the main series while offering a fresh twist on stealth mechanics.
PlayPile's Take
This game works best for people who enjoy planning ahead and solving logic puzzles without needing fast reflexes. You can grab it for $6.49 at Green Man Gaming which is a low price point for the amount of content provided. There are no multiplayer modes so single player engagement relies entirely on your ability to outsmart AI patrols. The achievement system tracks your efficiency in completing missions which adds replay value. Avoid this if you want an action-packed shooter experience since every movement happens on a turn timer. It is a solid choice for commuters who need short sessions that require focus rather than speed.
Game Modes
Single player
IGDB Rating
74.4
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