Making Hitman 3's Best Level
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In this episode of On the Level, I look at Hitman 3âs best level, and speak to designers Bjarne Kristiansen and HĂ„kan Almer about how it was made.
=== Before you watch ===
Content warning: Violence, flashing lights
=== Games Shown ===
Hitman 3 (2021)
Hitman 2 (2018)
Hitman (2016)
=== Credits ===
Music from Hitman 3 official soundtrack by Niels Bye Nielsen
Hitmanâą 3 - 'Rave Suit' SA/SO Apex Predator (Berlin) speedrun in 53s | MooDehh
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=== Subtitles ===
Contribute translated subtitles - amara.org/en-gb/videos/YM4jOK... - Hry
This concludes my video trilogy on the Hitman trilogy, with my favourite levels from Hitman (Sapienza), Hitman 2 (Miami) and Hitman 3 (Berlin). So, what are your favourite levels from the world of assassination?
The bank one. The interview section was incredible.
Paris, New york and of course Dubai
I appreciate the work you put into all of these. Great work. My friend's son wants to learn to program games and I've recommended your channel. Do you have any recommendations for other channels like yours that might help him learn fundamentals of design?
Hokkaido, Mumbai and Berlin
Sapienza, Whittleton Creek, Dartmoor for me.
Berlin honestly should've been the final level instead of the train. The fact you have no handler and no guide not only makes it feel distinct enough to have a strong narrative impact but also makes it feel kind of like a final test of sorts.
Damn, yeah, that would have been tight
The train really shouldn't have even been considered a level the way it is now imo. It's a good final set piece but at the end of the day it really is just a hallway where you shoot people.
@@goldstarsupreme it especially sucks because I've actually always wanted a train level but what I always imagined was an intricate passenger train that would occasional stop at different stations and even provide opportunities to stop in the woods or on a bridge or something to prevent escape. I think to key to making a good train level would be to have the train be the center piece but let the player interact with the world outside the train rather than having it just be a moving background
@yourdad Dad?
@yourdad Dad?
The chatter makes this level one of the best by itself.
Hearing the ICA handler slowly lose their shit as she realizes their agents are in a suicide mission against 47 is just priceless.
That's why this is one of the best levels that shows and tells how dangerous 47, he is outnumbered,no back up,no guns or equipment and yet he still kills 5 or even all of them,and the best part is that their handler knows it's a horrible idea and knows that some of them will die
its even better if you manage to kill all the agents, she knows youâre listening in and congratulates you
Something about taking out a group one by one while slipping back into the groups while the radio is going crazy made this always feel like a jason bourne mission
"Jesus Christ, it's Agent 47!"
Felt like a stealthy version of John Wick. Which I'm pretty sure was the inspiration for this level
There is also just the option to take everyone on at once
@@casualbeaver you can also kill everyone at once
Berlin is a 'gimmick' level where they tried something new. But the gimmick really really works. I fucking love Berlin.
Is this an "Atomic Blonde" reference?
@@Noperare I really hope it was, though if not that'd be pretty funny for how well it works as one.
@@Noperare I have no idea what atomic blonde is đ
it's a gimmick that's better than the standard formula imo...
@@filmsaboutfilms6964 funny enough. Its a movie about spies in Berlin where one of the characters scream "I fucking love Berlin!"
I immediately fell in love with this level after my first playthrough.
Although all your points are valid and fascinating, I love this level for the power fantasy:
11 of the best agents from the assassin's agency, the ICA - and you alone go out there and kill 5 of them. I felt untouchable playing it and got a weird rush - never felt it with any other game before.
"Did... Did you kill all of them?!"
"They got my message"
And I love the "expertly done 47, expertly fucking done" from the handler if you kill all of them.
â@@Flarflenugen Even better is when you kill everyone on the map. Their handler just gives up at that point.
Yes, that's what the name of the level is based on. 47 is the Apex Predator
Someone has managed to do this level with every target dieing while you are having the meeting with agent montgomery. it is very impressive
Here it is czcams.com/video/c26TqRvfQPs/video.html
Woah, that is impressive. Do you have the link to that video?
Yes a link would be great!
â@@ScentSense Don't know if I can link videos here without getting in trouble, but the title is "Apex Predator [Full Run] | All 11 Agents Killed in Accidents during the Meeting | SA/AO | HITMAN 3", by Trzebiat.
@@pirataquestica you can link videos on CZcams in CZcams comments lol, there's no rule against that. Was able to find it with the title though, thanks!
Iâd just like to spend a moment in awe of Berlins composed soundtrack. With headphones on it sounds incredibly realistic and is completely immersive. Just adds to how great this level really is
Hey Mark, I absolutely loved this video series. It was fascinating!
Much love from Brazil.
I remember Hitman Blood Money (Hitman 4 before the reboot) had a similar mission, you knew who your 3 targets were, but had no idea about their locations. You had a timer to kill one of them and the game randomized his location. In order to figure out where they are, you had to find and kill one, and by looting their walkie talkie, you update the map, showing the other 2.
there was no reboot
Ah yes, A murder of crows. Played it to death
@@klaaskolpert8431 hitman blood money needs to be remastered. It would look amazing on the steam deck
the timer was only started if they received the payment though. if you followed the red bird as the game suggested and he didn't get the money to the location, you could take your time finding the targets
also
- the target that would instantly aggro if they spotted you wearing the other person's disguise
- the sako trg sniper rifle, the only gun that was somewhat accurate compared to 47's equipment
- *the cops that would shoot you for trying to enter the bars while not wearing the appropriate outfit*
@@HeavySandvichGuy1 yeah it is. You don't call it "Hitman", without any subtitle or number if it's not at least a soft reboot
I LOVE Berlin - not only because I was born here but also because the whole club atmosphere is very authentic! I worked four years in one of Berlinâs infamous clubs and I gotta say the attention to detail in this level is amazing. That you have to put a sticker on your phones cameras for example or that you need some kind of token to get into specific parts of the club (the âjuice barâ). Iâm sure the designers of the level spent some time clubbing in Berlin.
I bet you have some stories to tell! The club reminds me of the 1980's raves! I know this sounds stupid, but are any of those clubs legal? I only ask because of Health and Safety reasons.
@@MrPolicekarim by legal you mean to open yourself one? or just host it? open it up? sure. It depens where you live but you could buy lets say abounded building (those probably would be cheap as they are abounden), probably renoavte them so the roof dosent fall on you or smth shit, install club things like audio and light tech, and get all the legal shit done with gov. and you have your very own club. But it would be quite expensive, depending on situation. If you mean 80s raves, where people would host clubs in abounden buildings without asking premision, well it depends, what sort of building/location you planning to host in? does it belong to someone? Is that location strictly prohibited? You would need to find place where it either belongs to no one or owner dosent give a shit and police wouldnt mind. There some of buildings like that. It all depends on your location. I dont think police would arrest you if u did in place that even police dosent remember unless there are clearly a iligal stuff like drug ussage. Plus you would need to find a place that actualy has good conscrutuin and not crumbling or have places like pits where poeple can fall. Anyway these are tips, it will depend on location where are you, some countries and cities have strickter law than another's. Just be safe :)
I got a Silent Assassin, Suit Only on this level. It was so much fun!
I was really invested in the story and I've decided for myself "As respect to Lucas Grey, I won't take off his jacket" and did SASO
4:40 well "actively hunting for 47" is a bit exaggerated. They're normal guards just as in other missions, but their voice lines are different. It's not like they become aware of stuff you do and follow the trail 47 leaves behind. Would've loved that tho.
I really respect IOI for breaking their proven concept of normal missions and trying something at the climax of the game trilogy.
(IOI if u read this: we want a mission toolbox to create more complex content ourselves plss)
Edit: what I mean is, the guards are still patrolling, not sweeping the area as intense as in Hitman: Absolution for example. And the only time they become aware of your exact location is when you hide on the water tower. The sniper on the building could've watched over part of the area and spotted 47 if he gets in his FOV for example. Or when taking out a target, some other guards get sent to its last known location, making the escape from each scene more intense.
iirc the sniper guy can take you out which is a first, also they communicate between each other and will converge on your last known position if you're spotted. So yeah they're "just guards" but with some extra behavior for story.
@@Tamiss True. But I'd really like to see some more intelligent AI for this mission since NPCs are generally pretty 'stupid' for stealth purposes (which is totally fine and the right way to do it). But something like "Seems like he took out Bob, Bob was at the weed farm, go sweep the whole building he must be still there" would've increased the intensity so much. And oh boy the feeling of reward when barely escaping the guards and finally taking them out one by one, that would've been truly great. Or sabotages become more obvious to the guards. But I can see how this wouldn't fit the rest of the game.
I think you have to remember is that ICA agents aren't meant to be there either. They are in disguise and can't just wander off without blowing their own cover
Yes, I LOVE this level. I knew as soon as I finished playing it for the first time it was one of my favourites. I played it on Master difficulty the first time, and it was near launch so I wasn't able to transfer my Hitman 2 save yet. So I had none of my normal tools, and went in blind. It was one of the most immersive, and tense stealth missions I've ever played. It was so fun to make my way through, not knowing how many targets there were, where they were, and then when you pick up their headset and can listen in on their conversations, listening to them totally lose their foundation as you keep picking them off. It's Literally perfect Hitman.
I feel like itâs so close to being amazing. The issue is, 1) the enforcer makes it obvious, and 2) I never felt hunted on it. The idea is so cool, but imagine if you went through the level and anyone could kill you at anytime. Youâd feel like 47âs target
I think that's part of what the devs talk about- they tried making the agents aggressive, and that made the stage too punishing to be fun. Anyone of the eleven being able to spot and snipe you would intrigue the hardest of hardcore, and infuriate pretty much everyone else.
@@goranisacson2502 Hm, maybe itâd be an interesting idea for the devs to add in an optional mode or level variant where the agents are much more stealthy, aware, and active in their hunt. I think a subtle change would feel best, like having the agent walk around in a given area looking around instead of having their standard NPC loops, and just so happen to spot 47 walking by, just like any normal enforcer would
As Goran mentioned that would make for a cool initial level (although some might find it frustrating), but it would severely hurt the replayability and freedom of the level which many Hitman fans would not like at all. The lack of enforcer markings would also lead to many players feeling that RNG got the best of them instead of genuine difficulty (although they could have done it with one of the targets)
Also I think it works very well for the story and where it takes place in the trilogy. The level is called Apex Predator for a reason :)
I never get tired listening to you analyzing the inner workings of Hitman, Mark đ„°
Definitely a great and unique level. It really took "multiple approaches" a step further.
Also getting to listen in on their reactions to some of your approaches. From spotting you in the tower going for sniping, to seeing through you disguise as the kingpin.
Lastly the handler's reaction to you getting all agents in one go, or goes on a complete murder spree.
I would love a co-op âheistâ game in the Hitman Engine, like if every mission had a perfect stealth approach but also have half the team go loud as a distraction for 2 others to sneak in as police or something. And even something crazy ambitious like up to 10 players, where the loot scales but the payout is also shared so if anyone doesnât hold their own they can get a lower cut or something. That allows for varying skill levels to also have fun together. GTA5 kinda has this with the payout being split by the host, but with the host having to fork up all the setup cash at the start.
Payday 2 kind of has the âstealth co-op heistâ stuff but the disguises and choices but I feel like the Hitman engine is really well suited for a silent/methodical approach.
I have said this about gta online heists. Like imagine cayo perico but you could go in disguised as a potential "buyer" of the target but like the airstrip it requires you to be searched. Each disguise has its drawbacks and advantages or you can go in with the submarine and kill a guard for its disguise which would be the same system as hitman.
Can't help but see some affiliation to the heaven/hell clubs level from Blood Money
Apart from the similar location, that mission also stood out to me at the time for having fellow assassins as targets who are looking for you and can take the initiative, shifting the usual dynamic
The club in Hitman 3 is literally called "Hell" in German.
That berlin and the mystery murder manor are right next to eachother in the mission order just amazed me like nothing else when playing hitman 3 on a blind playthrough as a relatively new hitman fan, absolutely S tier level design
I appreciate the effort to just... pronounce people's names properly. A lot of youtubers will be like "haha woopsie apologies if i said that wrong" but this was just like. Okay here are their names. It's not gonna be perfect because it's a different language that doesn't have the same sounds in it, of course, but there's really no reason to apologise when it's this serviceable. Thanks, Mark!
The AI could have done role calls. To make sure that everyone is still alive and that the frequency hasn't been compromised. Then when they realize agent 47 is on the line or someone doesn't answer, they change the frequency to something else, predefined of course. Maybe one of the AIs could drop a list of frequencies that they loop through 'cause it couldn't be bothered to remember all of them lol.
Um, just FYI they already DO eventually realize you're listening to their radio and then change the frequency.
@@apictureoffunction They don't change the frequency. Their handler eventually realized you're listening in iirc but nothing changes.
My first playthrough of this level was great. I spent, like, an hour wandering around. Found a few guys and a way to take them out. Then everything went wild. It was in the back rooms of the dance club, and I got spotted. And then people just kept coming. I got in a huge shootout that ended in me eventually killing the required number of targets. It was great
I laughed when he revealed the level to be Berlin. Seeing Jerma lose his mind here is so funny to me with the context of GMTKâs analysis
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Glad I'm not the only one lmao. As soon as he started talking about "the underground night club", I was having vivid flashbacks.
He HATES concrete levels
Berlin really is so fantastic, encouraging exploration, emphasizing regular kills (sniping, poisoning, etc. the game doesn't provide many mission stories) and how much of a maze the level is. So many connecting hallways and unique areas. Honestly, fantastic. I completely agree with this being the best in the game
I think one of my favorite moments with this level was knocking out what I thought was a normal guard, seeing him drop an ICA weapon, and then realizing that he was an agent and eliminating him. Just the little detail that the ICA agents have ICA weapons made this level feel so much more immersive to me.
Having Mark pronounce Bjarne was a wonderful icing on the cake of this video.
One of my favourite series of yours, keep up the good work!
When I first played Berlin, it wasn't my favourite, I think Dartmoor was a really fascinating and amazing level to come off of on a first time playthrough and going into something that plays as different as Berlin is, well, it hits different. But on replaying levels, Dartmoor with its only one target, its secondary mission that is simply accessing a safe in the same place everytime and now solved detective mystery, it just to me wasn't fun to replay. There are only so many ways to kill a singular target. But Berlin, with its insane replayability, is hands down my favourite. As soon as I had completed the level once, I stopped playing through the story and instantly replayed it. I wanted more. Thematically, storywise, gameplaywise - something about the whole concept of the level is really satisfying and refreshing, really displaying that you're the apex predator by outwitting the other ICA agents. I had the most fun replaying Berlin, and it is my favourite level in Hitman 3 as well.
What is funny to me that this âbeing huntedâ approach feels like a level from Absolution (which everyone seemed to hate), but with a bigger sandbox which was probably what was missing from Absolution. I personally really liked Absolution and it had some fantastic-looking levels such as Blackwater Park or Terminus. Even Chinatown Square could live up to modern Hitman standards if it was just a little bit bigger.
Such a great end to a perfect trilogy. Loved how cinematic and unique each level felt.
I love this story because this ties directly into the story, as well as is very creative with its target design too.
For story purposes, obviously well, the ICA thinks 47 has run rogue, and thus they're hunting him down. However what I like is that in this 47 is directly involved in the story and is not just a pawn in a war not of his own, as he's been throughout the series so far. This time rather, its personal.
However what I really like is that 11 Agents hunting 47 down are almost always 'enforcers' in any disguise, which really gives them the sense of being ICA Agents. As if they'd recognize 47 anywhere. So far, no target ever notices, even if 47 looks vastly different from the person he disguised himself as. This gives obvious challenge to the mission.
Honestly very cool.
I love your videos on leveldesign, but the ones about Hitman 3 specifically are always my favorites! I don't even play the game myself but watching a breakdown of these super intricate levels is insanely interesting!
Not enough people are talking about this level, it's one of my favorites!
Berlin gave me those vibes I missed from Hitman Contracts.
Absolution also did this at times but sadly the levels were not too deep
They literally recreated the John Wick clubhouse fight from the second movie and I love them for it.
I can never get enough level design videos from gmtk
I could watch these for eternity
I've actually noticed that different feeling of that level while playing! Great vid.
Thank you for making this video! Please do more Hitman! Absolutely love it!
Thanks a lot for getting me into Hitman Mark. Appreciate it
You might have one of my most favorite channels on CZcams. Really engaging interviews and well discussed work man, I subscribed again. For some silly reason CZcams unsubbed me and I hadnât seen your new work.
My favorite level. Hell, it's probably my favorite game(s) ever. Been a Hitman fan since Silent Assassin but this trilogy totally blew all the other games out of water. I'm really happy with IOI.
These hitman videos are some of my favorites videos! And Iâve never even played one of them
thx for another amazing video Mark
Great job, Mark. I really really love this video series. I played Hitman 1 and 2 and was really impressed about IO Interactive work on level design. I confess I forget about Hitman 3 existence somehow and, surely, I was not expecting this level of experimentation. Woah. Now, thanks to you, I can't keep forgetting it :D
oh I was hoping you would talk about Berlin. such a fantastic level, I loved it so much
What a BEAUTIFUL thumbnail, awesome work
Crank the stereo and bass on this level, hits hard.
still think the best thing about hitman is the exploration you do to figure out how to do all the challanges, and the atmosphere on the levels i guess but thats kinda part of the joy of exploration in hitman
i was to hyped to see this video on my home page because of how good gmtk's other hitman videos are
Thank you for these videos. Always a pleasure.
Would you please do a video showcasing Tunic. In many ways, your videos helps me appreciate this game so much more.
eyy! love this series mark
Love this channel, thank you
was just hoping for hitman content
been playin again, so fun
I found myself attempting an entirely different path and method each run until my first mission accomplished. Typically I start to built out my ideal route and stick to it until I pull it off. This level almost felt like an entirely new game, loved it.
Great video! It kind of reminds me of an idea I thought of for a multiplayer mode for Hitman that could have been more interesting than the original: one player is the assassin trying to kill targets, and the other is a detective trying to find and stop the assassin. For the assassin, it's pretty much Hitman as usual, but with the added wrinkle of knowing there's a real person looking for you, and that you have to avoid and/or fool them (but can't kill them, because that would make the game too easy). In contrast, the detective has complete freedom of movement throughout the level but doesn't know who the assassin is, and has to figure this out from, e.g. finding the last person whose outfit was taken by the assassin, checking cameras, and trying to predict who the next target is. The detective wins if they find and kill the assassin, and the assassin wins if they manage to take out all their targets and escape.
Yes another hitman video, Iâll be sure to love it
So excited for this!
I've not played this game in over a year, but even with the distance that provides, I'd still have to say this is probably one of the greatest levels of any game that I've ever played. The satisfaction of initially orchestrating the meeting with the club owner, disguising yourself as him and then subsequently taking out the required five targets with a shotgun when they come to the office to ambush you, having seen through your disguise, is virtually unparalleled.
the new hitman franchise is one of my most favorite ever. From the music to the gameplay, everything is great!
every new video is like easter, xmas and birthday all together
Wow. What an ad in the end. Simply brilliant.
I wanted to like Berlin, and while I understood what the designers were going for, I never got that "hunter becomes the hunted" feeling. My first playthrough of Berlin was meandering, aimless, and massively overstayed its welcome. It didn't feel cool, or tense, or like a game of cat and mouse. I instead found it boring and frustrating.
Things changed when the challenges unlocked. Sure, there are no mission stories, but the challenges gave me enough hints to fool around and realise just how flexible and replayable the level truly was. They gave me the first thread to pull on, and then I started having fun.
Thatâs a good point and I understand where youâre coming from. Now that you made me think about it, I guess I also put a bit extra effort into trying to enjoy the level on the first play-though. It was probably the cinematic at the beginning and thinking about how this level was in fact different. I did not feel hunted either, just that targets were enforcers
Exactly this. It felt like half a mission. I was lost and confused. Granted, yes I could be better at hitman - but the game guides you pretty strongly every other time and to drop you in with no information is alienating.
Can I just say the thumbnail was nicely done, the shirt being the letter V!
Honestly an amazing moment in gaming
Thank you for the video.
I recently got to this stage in my first playthrough of the series, and I have to agree: it's the best stage-and the most fun I've had so far.
And knowing what went into its making, if only in part, makes me appreciate it all the more.
The feeling of being hunted - not knowing who your targets are or how many, the intense yet heavy music and the sound cues with audio dialogue from the unknown hunters make this the single most immersive hitman missions out of the trilogy. Playing this the first time was easily the most bloodlust driving mission that makes 47 feel at his most vulnerable intel wise and narrative wise but most comfortable setting from a gameplay perspective slipping in and out of the dark, crowded settings full of cover and open, clear lines of sights. The verticality and openness of the space, whilst all remaining mostly âpublicâ in the club setting is so immersive! Also no tacky side objectives like other levels - your just there to kill or be killed. Unquestionably the most satisfying showcase of 47s skill set against an unusually shadowy and capable threat. Awesome level!
Thanks for the video :)
Doing the light show assassination for the first time is one of my fondest memories in my gaming history.
I genuinely love this mission because it 100% make you feel like the title, an apex predator. Montgomery acknowledges it in the shootout, you are THE Agent 47, you're a legend at the ICA and you're proving that to these agents and their handler as you kill. Even as the hunted in this mission you're still at the top of the chain.
I also love the growing panic you hear from everyone, it almost reminds me of the Arkham Knight game where your enemy's heart rate would slowly crawl up as you took out their allies and, if you left one standing who could detect you, you could totally have like a "Alien" moment where they realize you're right on top of them if you stay near them
Before I watch, I have to say that the thumbnail is gorgeous.
Here's hoping that IO's able to put this much creative flexing into their James Bond game. Going from Agent 47 to Agent 007 is gonna be a wild time.
I was sure looking at title that this was gonna be about DartMoor. Glad to be wrong. This isn't the first time they had enforcer targets though. The Sarajevo Six DLC in Colorado also had this behavior. It also reminds me of the levels in Blood Money that had counter-assassins. I would love to see more of the Blood Money concepts come back.
Thanks for this.
Hitman 3 is the first game in the trilogy where I agreed with your favorite, so this was pretty exciting for me to watch!
(For the record, H1 my favorite was Hokkaido, and H2 my favorite was Mumbai)
I played the Hitman Trilogy based on your videos. Great games
If only the game didn't have Always Online DRM and stopped progression when you weren't connected to the internet, then it would be absolutely perfect.
I think they do that because some players don't do online gaming. They opted out, but the companies wanted everyone to tow the line, including the single players only.
It would be interesting to do a video on a more contentious map, like Colorado. Talk about the thought process that went into it, and if there are any changes they would make knowing what they know now about storytelling, and level design.
Wait, no words on the bad ass feeling you get when hearing the handler through the stolen ear piece getting more and more infuriated with each kill? This is what the mission naming âapex predatorâ is all about, at least for me. Such a cool mission!
Never been here so early, I wish you would do some videos on older hitman games(contracts being my favourite)
I honestly love the gas station ambience so much I wish there was something inside the station haha it felt stranger things vibe
How has this man Done Full on documentaries on effective game design
without having made a game of his own
I was worried you'd highlight the massively overhyped Dartmoor, but you've chosen wisely - Berlin is also my favourite level in Hitman 3 (and on par with Hokkaido for the whole trilogy) so I feel validated ;)
Aww I totally agree about Hokkaido and Berlin, but I actually really like Dartmoor too!
Apex Predator and End of an Era are my favorite missions in the trilogy
One of the things I enjoy the most about Apex Predator is that it took one of the primary concepts of Hitman Absolution (47, the hunter, becoming the hunted) and made it work in the open-ended sandbox of more traditional Hitman games. While Absolution portrayed the concept across a series of linear levels where 47 is on the run from the Chicago PD or from the ICA's private army when they take over the town of Hope SD, Hitman 3 managed to nail it in a single sandbox.
The feeling of 47 being isolated in an unfriendly environment, having to scope out his targets while evading discovery himself, gradually gaining more knowledge and slowly turning the tables on the ICA hit squad that has infiltrated nearly every level of the social hierarchy at Club Hölle was absolutely nailed from an in-game and story standpoint, and to this day Berlin remains one of my favourite levels in the franchise.
the only thing i dislike about this level is that i cant wipe it out of my memory to be surprised by it again
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I love medonza from hitman 3. The asstetic is so nice and the kills are pretty cool
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Reminds me of mini Sapienza for some reason..
Also available on Game Pass.
wow, that was really cool
Agreed, BerlĂn was so unique, that I just felt like this mastermind taking them all out 1 by 1
Also, this level has one of the best atmospheres ever created in a video game.
My favorite level in trilogy. I love how it changes the formula and makes it one of the most unique missions by making you not even knowing how many targets are there (on first playthrough) and that they are looking for you kinda making 47 a prey but we know how it ends with 47 being the Apex Predator here after all. And having so many targets at the same time and the fact after 5 of them die the rest will evacuate makes it extremely satisfying when you can pull off an elaborate plan to kill all of them.
Some of your best vids are on berlin
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I really like that mission it feels like taking out trash something that could easily become routine for agent 47 but this is just the first time we see it
0:18 Dubai mission is straight out of Mission Impossible 4
I really wish hitman 3 had more maps :(
interesting that even the early development footage shows it connected to a server to function
The vibe in this level is so fucking cool