EverydayBeast
thinks Halo Infinite is a new graphical benchmark
Hitman Blood Money, originally a 2006 game, is probably one of the most underrated games, in the beginning and coming from Hitman 2016, you're seeing the games flaws but if you look at it as being a terrifying assassin, or hitman it feels good, you're assigned hits and missions while being apart of a secretive program going through places like Mississippi, Paris, New Orleans, and Vegas. These levels are well done, the amount of space is limited though. Your targets are trying to survive you as you bring fear to their life whether they're in a hotel room, or taking a leak in the restroom. Security being there doesn't interrupt your routine, now you're using their disguises to trick everyone. Overall I was very happy with what IO Interactive made.
Killing targets like Joseph Clarence (bankrupt amusement park owner), and Anthony Martinez (arms dealer) are necessary components of the Hitman games. Again, You're gunning for targets in hotel rooms of the said places above, and killing inside buildings that feature modern day interiors even for a 2006 game.
Killing these targets requires a bit a creativity.
Bottom line is Hitman Blood Money is a 8/10 game full of fun that should be mention in the same sentence as Metal Gear Solid, and Splinter Cell. It set up the modern day hitman games starting in 2016 with Hitman 1 and ending in 2021 with Hitman 3. Those Hitman games would have improvements and adopt "episodes" as its level model, clear targets, better decisions in gameplay and more interesting levels. But what did GAF think of Blood Money?